Presidential Indecision: Morality or Economics
... during our economic success, I do not attribute eight years of economic upsurge to one solitary person. Many factors must be considered when identifying the driving force of an economy. President Clinton was inaugurated into an era where technological start-ups were abounding, the dollar was strong with consumerism at an all time high and the world was settling into its new found peace. Consider macroeconomical factors when deciding what was responsible for economical expansion, not the person who finalized congressional and senatorial ideas. The flexibility used by the federal reserve in fiscal and monetary policy has more to do with economic success than the discernment of presidential decisions. I do not believe that former President Clinton can justifiably take credit for the economic expansion during his presidential terms. Federalism as we knows it prevents the credit of any decision going to one unaccompanied person. Government must be recognized as...