That's normally a significant plus, because incumbents do whatever they can to ensure a strong economy that will help their party win re-election. As a result, presidents generally try to get painful economic policies out of the way early in their terms, and build in some good economic news for an election year. The exception was Kennedy's election in 1960. That's also a fairly reasonable target for 2000 based on fundamentals. Best wishes for the year 2000.
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