I'm not sure if this has already made it to the diaries, but one of Bush's MBA profs at Harvard was covered in the
Crimson about how he remembers W.
Apparently, Bush equated the New Deal of the 1930s with socialism, the SEC as "an enemy of capitalism.", and thought that "people are poor because they're lazy".
I particularly like the SEC as an enemy of capitalism part, and think it should be a debate question. Something along the lines of
While you were getting your MBA, you thought that the SEC was a danger to capitalism. Now that hundreds of thousands of people have had their savings destroyed because the people you appointed to the SEC weren't doing their jobs, do you still feel the same way?
The original article doesn't appear to be there anymore (shocking, I know), but I pulled it out of google's cache and saved it at home here