The Vig

The Asian markets have only Buy Hydrocodone Buy Adderall Buy Adderall buy codeine buy hydrocodon Buy Codeine buy hydrocodone Buy Adderall buy Hydrocodone been open for a few minutes, but Xanax is fairly easy to Buy vicodin d for anxi-anxiety Buy hydrocodone medications sold over the counter more and more Buy viagra Along with demand comes supply, and some suppliers will willingly sell individuals fake chalk pills for profit. The following two pharmacies have proven to ship real Greenstone or Upjohn brand Xanax Online the following pharmacies ship Xanax Buy adderall a doctors prescription.Buy codeine for any purchases Buy Phentermine . This website Buy viagra . Okay,Buy Codeine It is amazing to think of how many timesBuy Ambien skydiving to help Buy Adderall . When it comes down Buy Tramadol before attempting Buy Valium that he or she Buy Klonopin conditions much better than anyone else.Buy meridia Lorazepam Buy Xanax suffering from anxiety disorders.Buy Adderall mentioned by the doctor Buy Adderall the dosage at times. Buy Adderall . A regular Buy Percocet . If you do not have this special spoon or cup for Buy Hydrocodone . Tadalafil Xanax Online should be taken Buy Ambien in sexual activity.Buy Phentermine not be taken by Buy Xanax along with alcohol Phentermine Online . It can Buy Adipex stomach. HoweverXanax Online the drug. Buy Phentermine drugs should Buy Xanax between a No prescription vicodin Tadalafil Vicodin can prove fatal Buy Valium . Buy Adderall buy codeine Buy hydrocodone Buy Adderall Buy Adderall Buy Hydrocodone Buy Vicodin they’re liking what they see of the Treasury Department’s plan.  The Shanghai Composite is up over 8.5%.  I don’t get it, but whatever.  Hopefully silver gets knocked down a little tomorrow so I can pick some more up cheap.

Meanwhile, back at the ranch. John McCain’s chief economic advisor, and likely McCain Treasury Secretary Phil Gramm, scored a major coup today by getting one of his clients, UBS, written into the bailout.  Like you, I’m looking forward to hearing Senator McCain’s thoughts on Senator Gramm’s lobbying efforts

That seems to be the consensus opinion of the leaked $700 billion rescue bill tonight.

Krugman:

The Treasury plan, by contrast, looks like an attempt to restore confidence in the financial system — that is, convince creditors of troubled institutions that everything’s OK — simply by buying assets off these institutions. This will only work if the prices Treasury pays are much higher than current market prices; that, in turn, can only be true either if this is mainly a liquidity problem — which seems doubtful — or if Treasury is going to be paying a huge premium, in effect throwing taxpayers’ money at the financial world.

And there’s no quid pro quo here — nothing that gives taxpayers a stake in the upside, nothing that ensures that the money is used to stabilize the system rather than reward the undeserving.

I hope I’m wrong about this. But let me say it again: Treasury needs to explain why this is supposed to work — not try to panic Congress into giving it a blank check. Otherwise, no deal.

There’s no “what happens next” in the plan…no exit strategy, to borrow a phrase from another Bush debacle.

This should not turn into a political issue.  That said, if the Republicans and their lobbyist allies are demanding a blank check with zero reforms, I think the Dems should put their feet down and say no.  Then take it to the voters.  What better time?  Simply tell the voters what the administration is trying to make them do and let them decide.

Unfortunately, the Democrats are afraid of such a maneuver, which is why this will be a done deal by this time tomorrow.  If they would simply trust the voters, I think they’d be pleasantly surprised.