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| Extending this metaphor, imagine if, in the mid-'90s, high tech's flushest angels decided to snub Inter net trailblazers like eBay and Amazon and put all their money into the proposition that Montgomery Ward would pioneer online commerce. In Bush's defense, the governor did slightly increase social spending in his state, but during the flushest of economic times when few sacrifices were necessary and when he could cut taxes, his clear priority during the campaign--at the same time. Indeed, at a time when other health care providers face slowed revenue growth and in some cases lost ground due to managed care belt-tightening, chiropractors are poised for their flushest period yet. |
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