Colin, on this we agree, I don't see that the Bush way of doing things has any "recovery" to get the debt back in line in the future, rather a continued increase in the size of government, the number of agencies, department heads, and such... You can only buy a good economy for a while before the problems start again. Please see Japan for more on what happens after a bubble bursts, interest rates drop to nothing, and the government no longer has any leverage with which to work on the economy.
I am starting to wonder if the VERY right wing policies and ideas are not being played to try to get Bush to average back to the middle, considering his fiscal policies (not in theory, but in practice) see to lean to the big government extreme left view of the world.
Alex
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