By The River

Economist Joseph Stiglitz has written one of the more sad and disturbing articles I've ever read, about how much damage George W. Bush has done to the U.S. economy in his seven years in office. In other words, he's not only the worst foreign policy president, he's even worse than Depression-enabler Herbert Hoover when it comes to our economic future. What sort of future should Bush have after 2009? Exile in Paraguay, maybe?

I'm off to New York City in a few minutes, but just wanted to dash this off. Thanks to Vanity Fair for printing Stiglitz's important article.