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Bush Admits, ‘I Chucked Aside My Free Market Principles’
(CNSNews.com) – President Bush on Monday defended his economic record, noting that he’s taken “extraordinary measures” to deal with the frozen credit markets. “And I readily concede that I chucked aside some of my free market principles when I was told by chief economic advisers that the situation we were facing could be worse than the Great Depression,” Bush said at a White House news conference.
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Free-Marketeers: Bush Economic Legacy ‘Could Have Been Different’
(CNSNews.com) – A majority of free-market economists and advocates agree with President Bush’s self-assessment Monday that he “chucked aside” his “free-market principles” by backing the $700-billion Wall Street bailout advocated by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. In fact, they told CNSNews.com that Bush's abandonment of free-market principles happened much earlier than the bailout.
(CNSNews.com) – President Bush on Monday defended his economic record, noting that he’s taken “extraordinary measures” to deal with the frozen credit markets. “And I readily concede that I chucked aside some of my free market principles when I was told by chief economic advisers that the situation we were facing could be worse than the Great Depression,” Bush said at a White House news conference.
RELATED:
Free-Marketeers: Bush Economic Legacy ‘Could Have Been Different’
(CNSNews.com) – A majority of free-market economists and advocates agree with President Bush’s self-assessment Monday that he “chucked aside” his “free-market principles” by backing the $700-billion Wall Street bailout advocated by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. In fact, they told CNSNews.com that Bush's abandonment of free-market principles happened much earlier than the bailout.
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