Bushonomic Silver Lining Turning Dark
Not that long ago, one of the prime White House/GOP talking points was that Americans just didn't appreciate how well they had it in terms of the national economy. With polls showing persistent unhappiness with Bush's economic stewardship, W. and his minions fanned out across America touting growth, productivity, inflation and unemployment stats, and discounting concerns about job and pension insecurity; energy, health care and college costs; the federal borrowing binge; and general pessimism about the future of the U.S. economy.
Well, Reuters reported today that Bush was "huddling" with his economic advisers to consider "options" for dealing with higher interest rates, a cooling housing market, higher unemployment, and fresh inflation fears, aside from all those continuing problems the GOP keeps telling Americans they shouldn't worry about.
I'm guessing one option won't be to suggest to voters they should suck it up and accept some sacrifices because there's a war on in Iraq.
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