Meanwhile...on other threads many are still saying there needs to be “something done” to prop up the economy, while others don't want the bailout (for good reasons) but few have been bringing up what is still COMING as you both have. I'm seeing that the “bailout” is only a distraction from the very real problem. A magician's trick, look at this hand while what's really happening is in the other hand. Or the “bailout” is kind of like a doctor giving an aspirin for a brain tumor without treating or curing the underlying tumor in any way. The aspirin may relieve the headache, but the tumor will eventually kill the patient.
You are both economic Paul Reveres, I just don't know that most people will grasp this underlying issue before it is too late.