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Edited on Mon Sep-25-06 01:05 PM by FormerRushFan
If he waddles like a Republican, and quacks like a Republican....
"These dealers became investors primarily because they were believers in faith, love, family and God, and the paintings reflect those values," said Joseph Ejbeh, a Rochester Hills, Mich.-based attorney who tried an arbitration case that began in San Francisco in December 2004. "A lot of these people were pulled into this scheme because of this representation, but what Thomas Kinkade's company did to them was despicable."
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"Earlier this year, Kinkade signed a deal with developers in a northern Idaho resort town to help design five lake-view houses that look like those in paintings such as "Beyond Autumn Gate." The houses start at $4 million."
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So, I'm thinking at STARTING at $4M these 'traditional values' are for like .03% of those who lived in the 'good old days'...
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