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sulong · Nov 28, 2008

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/Treasurys-financial-rescue-program-reportedly/story.aspx?guid={81AE54B3-87FA-4A4E-8199-09D8E84EBD22}&dist=hplatest

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/Treasurys-financial-rescue-program-reportedly/story.aspx?guid={81AE54B3-87FA-4A4E-8199-09D8E84EBD22}&dist=hplatest

Treasury's financial rescue program reportedly understaffed

The Treasury is struggling to hire enough people to handle the $700 billion financial rescue package passed by Congress in October
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Warning; Snarky comment follows.

Maybe they should look to the south of the boarder to find some one to do the jobs that Americans won't do?

PS Edit; Sorry folks. I can't seem to get the link to work. Maybe its too long? I don't know how to fix it.

mscelina · Nov 28, 2008

Or maybe, since the government is in transition between administrations, this is just a natural situation and will persevere until January 20?

sulong · Nov 28, 2008

I'm sure thats the excuse, and it makes a little sense.

But it seems a bit childish to me to stop playing the game when the game has not ended. The people in charge still have some work to do. At least until the fat lady sings.

blacbird · Nov 28, 2008

It's not like they've "stopped playing". This thing obviously requires the hiring of bunches of new (probably temporary) staff people to handle the day-to-day movement of paper required. It doesn't help that Treasury can't stick to one plan and carry it along for more than about three days at a crack.

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sulong

It's a matter of what is.

mscelina

Teh doommobile, drivin' rite by you

sulong

It's a matter of what is.

blacbird