Bush's Top Economic Adviser To Resign
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Today, it was announced Bush's top economic adviser, Al Hubbard, to resign. The interesting thing is that over the past two weeks, he has been making his way around all the different talk shows. Al Hubbard joins the growing list of White House advisers to resign in the past year.
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