I agree, but we'll get a lot of push back on that. Something like 'It's takes 4 years to get 4 more years we need to make the changes we intended in the 1st 4 years.'
Bush re appointed Greenspan and therefore his administration is responsible for the destruction of our monetary system for the purpose of being re elected by making the economy look good and delaying the ultimate crash.
President Bush should have kept Evans at Treasury and never have reappointed Greenspan. That will go down in history as a major miscalculation. And he should be vetoing most of these spending bills.
But the seeds for the destruction of the economy where sown long ago, as far back as 1971, and as recently as the '90s.
Perhaps you are thinking of O'Neill. Of course, if you can't even tell the players, excuse me if I look a little skeptically at your opinion.