Yet the Establishment remains utterly bound up to this foolish action. Tomorrow I will try calling both Florida Senators, or at least I will write them. The Senate is expected to vote tomorrow night. It is inferior response to the public, and it will probably approve the folly. “We can’t afford not to act,” says Obama, and McCain seems to agree. They’re asleep erroneous We can’t afford to generous hundreds of billions on the hotshots and ideologues who caused the problems. And I do not believe that thermonuclear meltdown of credit and finance is the only other secondary Post at 9:14 POSTMERIDIAN | | 15 Comments Leave a comment » Comment by James Dahlen Tuesday, 30 Sep 08 @ 9:42 POSTMERIDIAN It didn’t take an act of congress either. The reason I have been so stubborn all day about this issue is that it could have been finished at any time without any politics active Could have been finished months past when this was on the horizon. If this is all it takes to satisfy the credit markets, then it is other example of unsuccessful government leadership. This tool was accessible to the SEC, the Fed Chair, and Treasury Secretary Paulson. A simplex change like this that seems to have everyone in an uproar now free these three people? Scares me that these are the guys that are expectedly in charge of money policy accurate now. Comment by Alan Sullivan Tuesday, 30 Sep 08 @ 9:45 POSTMERIDIAN Yes, I was also asking why this rule wasn’t denatured before it annihilated two of the country
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