While that weak showing may help keep out of prison the plutocrats who put Bush in office, it left the markets with much to be desired, and that could hurt him down the road.
Even more problematic for the Republican president, the unimaginative approach he outlined last week flies in the face of the less-government-is-good philosophy he’s long espoused.
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