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		Home Page We're about Mortgage News You Can Use   Clinton Criticizes Bush Administration On Economy POSTED: 11:43 a.m. EST January 26, 2004 UPDATED: 11:55 a.m. EST January 26, 2004 SUNRISE, Fla. -- Former President Bill Clinton is criticizing the current administration for its economic policies. Clinton (pictured, left) said the United States' economy must keep growing for it to continue to be a world leader. He said Bush's tax cuts are causing huge deficits and threatening the retirement benefits of average Americans. He warned the deficits would have to be repaid by today's children. Clinton spoke Sunday at the Office Depot Center as part of a South Florida lecture series. The crowd of 2,000 mostly Democrats paid up to $250 to watch him speak and cheered loudly when he showed up. "You can't be too enthusiastic. I'm not so young anymore. I might think I'm still president," Clinton said. Clinton said he would not endorse any of the Democrats running for president until after the party's nominee is picked because they all helped him during his administration. He is writing his memoirs in longhand -- and they should be finished in a couple of weeks. They are to be released later this year.   Back to Original Article: Mortgage News You Can Use   Continue with: Greenspan: Flexible economy will replace jobs US Treasury's Snow: Global growth to top G7 agenda US TREASURY OUTLOOK-Consumer mood is market focus What the Fed is considering at FOMC meeting Hill budget office sees 10-year deficits totaling nearly $2.4 trillion Dollar Trade Choppy Before G7 Meeting Major business and economic events Economic growth could be derailed by soaring energy prices
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