[JasonC]

The real scandal my friends is that everyone is spinning blame and no one gives a tuppenny damn about actually fixing the bleeding problem! Guess what? You can blame whoever the heck you like from a soup line. Good luck with that!

[GOPJ]

You fix the system by taking the pipe dreamers off the case and rewriting the rules so they jive with reality.

[editor-surveyor]

I knew God had to have a boss , but I never dreamed that it was JasonC.

[Orbiting_Rosie's_Head]

The real scandal my friends is that everyone is spinning blame and no one gives a tuppenny damn about actually fixing the bleeding problem! Guess what? You can blame whoever the heck you like from a soup line. Good luck with that!

The first step in fixing a problem is to properly identify it, lest you heap more folly.

[Prokopton]

The real scandal my friends is that everyone is spinning blame and no one gives a tuppenny damn about actually fixing the bleeding problem! Guess what? You can blame whoever the heck you like from a soup line. Good luck with that!

It's usually a good idea to figure out what caused the "bleeding problem" before deciding how to fix the "bleeding problem". Flailing your arms about no one doing anything to "fix" the problem is of little value. IMHO, of course.

[buwaya]

The problem is fixing itself it seems.

[palmer]

no one gives a tuppenny damn about actually fixing the bleeding problem!

Step one, stop exacerbating the problem with further incorrect market signals (moral hazard bailouts, short term rates that are too low, mortgage rates that are too low). The financial risks and the rate of inflation are far above what interest rates are being set (or forced) to.