actual caption: FILE--President-elect Bush says goodbye to Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, left, following their private meeting at the Madison Hotel in Washington, Dec. 18, 2000. President Bush is hoping for more support from Greenspan with economic policies, but it is improbable that Greenspan will back further large tax cuts or the stimulus package being pushed by Bush, administration officials and business leaders suggest.(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
"You think the old man can still give presidential piggyback rides like he gave daddy." or Bush Showing His Favorite Hiding Place at the Economic Summit
how bad does greenspan look through this whole recession??...remember, he was the one saying he didn't want to cut interest rates back in the first quarter of 2001 because he felt the economy was still growing too fast and was concerned with inflation...turns out we were already in the grips of a deflationary recession. so it appears the fed isn't as "all-knowing" as we might have thought.
Bush: Now Alan, bend over and let me show you what has happened to the rest of America. Hold on buddy because I forgot the KY.
I was really hoping nobody was going to say this but I guess I shouldn't be suprised it's from Master Baiter.
