President Bush has apparently decided that he needs a new economic team. Yet, I read in the Washington Post today that the new treasury secretary and economic advisers will offer the same basic advice as their predecessor. How is this going to help the economy? Maybe our President should decide that balancing the budget is more beneficial to the economy than implementing the final components of his trillion-dollar tax cut for the rich.
Even more troubling is that the White House is looking for a new Treasury Secretary that can present the administration's view more successfully from a public relations viewpoint. So does the President want someone who will correct the economy or someone who can provide more political spindoctoring?
Even more troubling is that the White House is looking for a new Treasury Secretary that can present the administration's view more successfully from a public relations viewpoint. So does the President want someone who will correct the economy or someone who can provide more political spindoctoring?