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Wednesday, December 29, 2004

I Have A Theory

Reuters:

Sales of existing U.S. homes rose unexpectedly to a record high in November and prices surged as low mortgage rates fueled home-buying, a trade association report showed on Wednesday.

I'm no economist, but my guess is that Bush's clever economic strategy of driving liberals to Belize, Canada and elsewhere is the root cause.  I call this the Dubya Paradox (applicable to economics, foreign affairs, healthcare, etc): the worse things get, the better things are.

ntodd

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Belize is too hot even for me. Stella did some anthropological work there summer before last, and came home downright dehydrated and more than a few pounds lighter. But I do like your concept of the Dubya Paradox.

Posted by: Steve Bates | Dec 30, 2004 2:34:54 AM

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