Jackson Cash

Moving the Deck Chairs on the Economic Titanic

"Some are saying that "this is not the time for ideology". They are the ones who don't want their corporate socialist ideology resisted. Their solution already screams of ideology; it is only natural to oppose it on ideological grounds."

That is absolutely right.

It's filthy that columnists such as Kedrosky fail to see that when the enemy is "confidence" one has to START by eliminating politics.

Next remove Paulson, he's front and center "Wall Street's mouthpiece" to most Americans.

At the same time, transparency and valuation. We need to define the worth of troubled assets.

Shame on those that approach Democracy in a flaccid, "all or nothing" mentality.

This is a process, and what all you wimps that wanted the bailout have learned is that good policy comes from patience and understanding the problem.

That's next and watch for the bill to arise again (in some form) later this week.

BRAVO TO THE FREE MARKET FOR BEING BIGGER THAN POLITICS.