1991-1992  - The Fed Cuts Rates Too Late for Bush I

                       The A/D Line weakenwss after the breakout in April 1992.  The Fed did not
         drop interest rates quickly enough to keep the stock market rising and boost
         George Bush I's re-election chances. . The Fed waited until July 3, 1992 to lower
         rantes to 3.0% from the 3,5% rates set earlier on December 20, 1991.  Thus was too
         late.  The economy llanguihed.   The elder Bush once said of Greenspan: "I reappointed
         him and he disappoined me."   The Bush people  believed Greenspan's inaction
         cost them  the 1992 Presidential Election.   See also The Presidential Election Cycle
         Theory and The Fed   by Henry C.K.Liu
  

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