By Ethan | March 28, 2008 - 7:30 pm - Posted in News

All three candidates must propose solutions to the current economic crisis.  

  • 3/18 Wrap: Nice sentiment behind Robinson’s piece, though its frustrating to see the following quote: ”You’d think that when former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan predicts that the deepening financial crisis will be “judged in retrospect as the most wrenching since the end of the Second World War,” the candidates might take note.” Greenspan may be the most overrated public figure since Kissinger. If I recall correctly, the former Fed chairman told us that there was no housing bubble. Though I’m in agreement on the ‘most wrenching since WWII’ statement, how seriously should we be taking this man? Why is there no accountability for being wrong on very important issues? 

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