Greenspan induced that recession, not Clinton. By 9/11 most of the damage to our economy had already been done. If anything, it forced Greenspan to accelerate the adding of badly needed liquidity back into the economy.
A government bubble, an oil bubble, and a housing bubble with skyrocketing commodities costs are hardly a good replacement for the Clinton bubble.
The tech bubble began to burst after algore went after Microsoft, for his high contributing, Microsoft's rivals, pals. And Greenspan added and abetted Clinton up til then; as did Robert Rubin.
And frankly, you have NO idea what a BUBBLE is. There's no such thing as a "government bubble", the supposed "housing bubble" isn't nation wide, nor is it anything at all like the last great REAL ESTATE/HOUSING BUBBLE ( which WAS a "true" bubble ), which took place in Chicago in the mid 1800s, and as to commodities...well, never mind; you wouldn't "get it" any way. LOL