esp. that populist anger leads to solid legislation, but it is a well written article on the virtues of populist anger that you don't see too often. It is interesting to see Salon, Rolling Stone, Reich and Krugman all turning on the #2 face in this administration. I don't think Obama will have a choice but to run Geithner assuming he took notes from Bush on Rumsfeld. History happens much faster w/r/t banking and people's retirement funds than in a foreign theatre that you don't see every day, so if he's going to do so, he needs to do it soon. Realistically, I think Obama doubles down and finally loads Treasury with staff, many of whom the populists will hate. Here's the article I'm referencing. [url=http://www.salon.com/opinion/greenwald/2009/03/21/anger/index.html]The virtues of public anger and the need for more - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com[/url]
