Two Bits of Insight
Reported by Melanie - July 21, 2004 -
Greg Valliere of Schwab was on today's (July 21, 2004) Your World w/Neil Cavuto at 4:23 p.m. Mr. Valliere said two very interesting things.
Valliere said "the Sandy Berger story broke at a very fortuituos time" for the White House, and then, either he or Cavuto (they were both talking at the same time) said something about how it could take the heat off Bush if tomorrow's 9/11 Commission report reflects poorly on the administration.
Then Valliere said the biggest albatross (for Bush) is the stock market." He said something's "not quite right" with the economy and the stock market's "telling us something" and it's not a good thing.
COMMENT: A light blub went off for me as to the Berger story. Since the event took place in October, 2003, making an announcement about an investigation on July 12, 2004 (nine months later) looks mighty suspicious and wholly political. I knew it felt fishy but now I see one reason why the announcement was made this week. Also, Valliere's comment about the stock market being the biggest "albatross" for Bush is why Cavuto doesn't cover the movement of the stock market (unless it's way up) on his show.
