>>I'm relaxed. Fortunately no matter what happens, I'll survive. I'm not sure how my company will fare with the environmental policies of this administration but I have never had a problem finding work to survive even if the work was not exactly what I wanted to do. My home is paid for, no debt and if required could survive for 4 years working at McDonalds or Walmart at minimum wage if I absolutely had to. I plan to retire in the next 6 - 8 years though my retirement fund is significantly less than it was 4 years ago. Maybe I can invest in Haliburton, various bomb makers and oil futures to bolster my retirement funds. I might as well ride the wave.
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>Yeah, my investments went down too. Haliburton would probably be a good investment, right up until the time I purchased them. Bill Clinton thought they were pretty good too. You ARE aware he accepted campaign contributions from them, aren't you?

When you are trying to get into office you take from everybody who offers. Being one of those 'liberal weenies' didn't stop the Bush campaign from calling me to get money. Besides all the corps give to both sides of the aisle. The telling is in the amounts given.