I’m suffering a slight crisis of confidence in our leaders.
And no. It doesn’t help that they haven’t a clue what they’re doing.
How Congress approaches the financial crisis
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Does anyone?
“slight” crisis of confidence? SLIGHT!? crisis of confidence?
The best we can hope for is, this time, the congresscritters are the ones who jump out of the windows on Wall St. Followed closely by the rest of the politicos. Followed by the “investment bankers” and their ilk.
~EdT.