What is it with these guys who retire from Washington only to write books to insure their legacies? Despite the mystique and oracles on economics and the Federal Reserve, Greenspan felt he had to join the ranks of tell-all volumes. He praises most of the Presidents during his tenure but doesn’t think much of Bush W. For his profligate spending and running up deficits even though he approved of Bush’s tax cuts tearing the heart out of the tentative surplus. Strangely he liked Clinton and praised him for reducing the deficits, but signaled to Wall Street that too much surplus will cause the government to compete with investors. He also encouraged Clinton to sign onto NAFTA—a huge mistake. How do you figure this guy?