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Coolidge And His Treasury Secretary Mellon Loved New Technology. Like Jfk, C.c. Divined That A New Technology Could Lift The Nation Out Of Its Doldrums; The Only Difference Was That Jfk's New Technology Was Space Travel, And Coolidge's Travel By Airplane.

Right Now We're Concerned About Budget. Right Now We're Concerned About The Prospect Of Interest Rate Rise. We're Concerned About Government Corruption, Government Handing Out Deals To Specific Groups. Coolidge Fixed A Problem Like That. He Came Into A Rough Time And He, And Harding Before Him, Fixed That By Budgeting.

Coolidge Believed That Government Officials Who Tell Themselves That Spending Benefits The Economy Delude Themselves And The Citizens. Government Budgets Promote Human Freedom.

I Think The Bushes Would Have Liked President Coolidge, Though I Often Wonder What Nickname 43 Would Pick For 30. President Bush Has Great Respect For His Father, And So Did President Coolidge, Whose Father Was Also In Government, Albeit In A Smaller Way.

To Investors, Job Creation Is A Second-order Effect. Market Participants Care First About Interest Rates, Exchange Rates, Bond Prices And The One Great Factor That Affects All Three: The Long-term Solvency Of A Bond Company Called The U.s. Government.