Lead in the Washington Times this morning indicates that Joe Lieberman (remember him?) thinks that unless Bush and Cheney make their business dealings public, the economy will suffer — because it will diminish Bush’s moral authority to lead in restoring confidence in the stock market.
What about Terry McAuliffe’s and “Little Dick” Gephardt’s business dealings?
What about the stock market leading the way in restoring confidence in itself, maybe by not running up such astronomical P/E ratios and forcing companies to actually back up their stock with something tangible?
I am depressed. Thankfully Lieberman is just a Democrat.
A "surly curmudgeon[], suspicious and lacking in altruism." (Robert A. Heinlein)