Problem here is I don't think you can support that anymore then you can most of your partisan assertions.
http://www.hoover.org/research/how-fdr-saved-capitalism
You are using the excuse that Bush was "burned out" because of two illegal, and unConstitutional, wars he started? Do you think it might have had something to do with his support for illegal immigration, his support for China's permanent membership in the WTO (something even Clinton opposed), the end of Glass-Steagall by the Republicans under Clinton, the tax reductions given to the wealthy, and the list goes on. Yes, Bush was a liberal, however, it was people like you that elected him. And the policies set forth were by others of your ilk, not liberals.
Trump is just another opportunistic liar that is going to get this country into even more debt. Hell, he won't even bring back his companies from China yet says he will punish others who do the same as he. I bet you are one of those rubes who bought that bridge in Brooklyn, or that swampland in Florida.
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/05/donald-trumps-economy/481743/
On Thursday, Donald Trump’s tweet about tacos was only the second-most alarming message he sent to potential voters. Less open to humorous interpretation was his threat to default on U.S. debt in the event of a recession.
“I’ve borrowed knowing that you can pay back with discounts,” he
told CNBC. “I would borrow knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal.”
This policy would be so disastrous that even its suggestion is dangerous. In the event of a recession, Trump would treat the full faith and credit of the United States to a capricious hair cut. As Josh Barro
explained, this wouldn’t just represent a historic default, putting the U.S. in the position of a country like Greece or Argentina; it could also spark an international financial crisis, as “investors would cease to see Treasuries as a safe asset and demand higher interest rates in exchange for risk.”