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We are in "pile on Bush-Cheney" mode right now in the press. They feel that it is their duty to drop those high approval ratings for GWB because they see him as an evil Republican.

No worries...I recall ENRON lasted 2 weeks and then went away...people see the bursting bubble as one which built itself up in the late 90's. GWB wasn't a cause of it, only the guy left holding the bag.

It seems to me that all Bush has to do is give a speech and more or less state the timetable along with dropping some of the names listed in this article.

The facts are facts and even the press can't ignore the names and dates, especially if Bush goes out there and makes it news. He came close by calling the current state of the market a hangover from the excesses of the late '90s, but he would do his cause more good to be specific and let the chips fall where they may.

As this article reveals, the Democrats have a lot to be afraid of. By being specific and vocal, he might be able to shut them up, which would allow the market to recover...all in time for the upcoming elections. All he has to do is tell the truth, something he seems to be good at and the previous administration and its remaining lackeys are pathologically incapable of. The truth is something they must run and hide from, for the obvious reasons listed in this article.

It takes a certain amount of timidity — which the House Republicans as well as the Senate Republicans, have in excess— to sit by idly and cowering to not remind us all that corporate misbehavior began on the Clinton-Gore watch,

I'm a conservative and believe in the Constitution and capitalism. If Bush and the Republicans don't stand up for conservative principles then, at my age, I should vote for the party that will give me the best prescription drug bill and forget conservative principles because evidently they don't mean anything to this president and its every man for himself.