"Kettle? Hi, this is Pot calling."

Is it just me, or do the Dems' recent grumblings about Greenspan being a partisan supporter of GOP fiscal policy seem like a case of "the pot calling the kettle black?" When Greenspan was supporting Clinton economic policy in the '90s, they weren't concerned about any hint of partisanship. But, now that he's come out in favor of Bush's proposal to restructure the tax code and create private retirement accounts, Dems are complaining that he's stepped over the line. It could be that in both cases he was out of order, but, if so, let's address the entire issue.