| Larry Lindsey  AKA Lawrence B. Lindsey
Born: 18-Jul-1954
Birthplace: Peekskill, NY
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Economist, Government
Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Masterminded GWB's tax cut Economic advisor to Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush. Fired as Director of the US National Economic Council in 2002 after projecting that war on Iraq could cost $200B — more than twice the $80B figure publicly touted by other administration officials.
Iraq war expenditures totaled about $1900B by early 2007, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Father: (principal)
Mother: (home economics teacher)
Wife: Susan
Son: Troy
Daughter: Emily
Son: Thomas (adopted from Kosovo)
High School: Lakeland Senior High School, Shrub Oak, NY (1972)
University: BA, Bowdoin College (1976)
University: MA Economics, Harvard University
University: PhD Economics, Harvard University
Professor: Harvard University (1984-89)
Lindsey Group President & CEO (2003-)
US National Economic Council Director (2001-02)
US Federal Reserve Governor (1991-97)
US Council of Economic Advisers Tax Economist
Enron Advisory Board, Consultant
Member of the Board of Enron
American Enterprise Institute Resident Scholar (1997-2001)
Biden for President
Bush-Cheney '04
Cantor for Congress
Fred Thompson PAC
Friends of George Allen
The Heritage Foundation
Hillary Clinton for President
Manhattan Institute for Policy Research Citicorp Wriston Fellow for Economic Research
Santorum 2006
Phi Beta Kappa Society Bowdoin College
Dubya Nickname Thunderbolt Lindsey
Risk Factors: Obesity
Author of books:
The Growth Experiment: How the New Tax Policy is Transforming the U.S. Economy (1990)
Economic Puppetmasters: Lessons from the Halls of Power (1999)
What A President Should Know: But Most Learn Too Late (2008)
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