As far as "soft privatization" goes: what do the D.C. handicappers on the list think the chances are that the dems and repugs will bicker enough that we'll get lucky and they do nothing?
Jim Baird
>
>He's said this before. Republican capital seems not to want any federal
>money in the stock market; Democratic capital likes the idea. (Unions
and
>philanthropies already have big stock portfolios.) Greenspan is a
>Republican. On top of that, it could be that the central banker in him
gets
>nervous about injecting big public funds into an already frothy market.
It
>looks like all the liberals, from the think tanks to the AFL-CIO, are
all
>going to line up behind Clinton's softer privatization.
>
>Doug
>
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