"Not conservative enough"

A headline at The Hill: Republican says Stefanik not conservative enough to be GOP leader

In an essay titled Liberalism and Labour, given as a speech in 1926, Maynard Keynes said:

As things are now, we have nothing to look forward to except a continuance of Conservative Governments, not merely until they have made mistakes in the tolerable degree which would have caused a swing of the pendulum in former days, but until their mistakes have mounted up to the height of a disaster.

He said it in 1926, three, almost four years before the crash of 1929 and the Great Depression.

He knew. Somehow, he knew.