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I'm torn on him. At one time he was part of Ayn Rand's circle and truly believed in free enterprise, the gold standard and limited government. And as you said, it could have been much worse had someone else been Fed chair instead of him.

But that said, his tenure at the Fed wasn't exactly a celebration of those early ideals. Yes, he did push for the privatization of Social Security, among other things, but the guy also juiced the economy with easy money.

I do agree with you and think you're correct. I just look at the hack ghouls that came after him and see creatures that are 10x worse so he looks tremendous in comparison. Hyper-partisan Janet Yellen was such a fiscal tragedy during her time there; if she'd been at the helm for five fed terms, we'd all be eating from breadlines. He was consistently drum-beating in front of and behind the scenes about growing deficits: this is now something that is entirely gone. I do think he did a very good job of managing sub 2% inflation. I miss those days.
 
The death of insanely talented youtube guitarist "Ibarra II" AKA Ivan Lacson was announced on 6/13/26. He seemed to be in poor health for quite a while.

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Back to Alan Greenspan, the guys of American Thinker posted this rant.

Alan Greenspan’s Legacy On Inflation And Trade​

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan died Monday at age 100, leaving quite an impression on monetary policy.

Howard Richman, Jesse Richman | June 24, 2026

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan died Monday at age 100. He served more than 18 years (from August 1987 to January 2006) as Fed Reserve chair. He was renominated again and again by one president after another, partly because he was doing such a good job of keeping both inflation and unemployment low.

Brilliance on Inflation and Unemployment

In his memoirs, Greenspan partly attributed his success and that of his predecessor Paul Volcker to having implemented the advice of Milton Friedman, founder of the “Monetarist” school of economics. He wrote:
 
Ann Blyth, best known for her role as Veda Pierce from Mildred Pierce, has reportedly passed away today according to a couple sources from Facebook through close friends.

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98 years old, wow. RIP to a legend.
 
Damn. Not many from Old Hollywood left to us. Deborah Paget is still with us, at any rate.
Don't remind me.



And it's now confirmed. :sigh:
 
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