Reply #6: When I realize I am wrong yes.

[PufPuf23]

Unfortunately, I do think Geithner and Summers are wrong choices and wrong strategy.

I did not like the appointment of Rahm and I was wrong.

I did not like the appointment of Clinton and I was wrong.

I did not like the appointment of Vilsack and am uncertain. DU can be tone deaf at times. Not once have I heard mention that the Secretary of Agriculture is also head of the US Forest Service, 2nd in acreage of Federal land management to the Department of the Interior but Federal land but is more ripe for privatization (because of water, location, etc.) should that be viewed a solution to the Federal budget mess.

I did not like the retention of Gates but understand why to a degree.

I wanted Obama to be POTUS and in fact he is the only political candidate I have donated cash and I am glad he is POTUS and cannot think of anyone who could be doing any better.

These are difficult times.

I have thought of making a OP along the lines of Geithner/Palin/Summers/Wolves and the ecological fallacy of trickle down economics but haven't.

I think there are many plates in the fire and Obama inherited the bailout from GWB and is for the time staying the course to buy time.