As usual Maureen Dowd sums it up quite nicely.
Soft Shoe in Hard Times – New York Times
“You know, I guess the best way to describe government policy is like a person trying to drive a car in a rough patch,†he said. “If you ever get stuck in a situation like that, you know full well it’s important not to overcorrect, because when you overcorrect you end up in the ditch.â€
Dude, you’re already in the ditch.
Boy George crashed the family station wagon into the globe and now the global economy. Yet the more terrified Americans get, the more bizarrely carefree he seems. The former oilman reacted with cocky ignorance a couple of weeks ago when a reporter informed him that gas was barreling toward $4 a gallon.