In the sink or swim shipping lane, President Obama missed the boat with today's announcing efforts to give the bi-partisan Congress a leadership of confidence push on the Energy Bill.

Key points of overtime pay in a 40 hour work week were in the Bernanke Hearing that the FED Chairman "had no regrets for the massive project that was dumped in his lap last year" for keeping America's power players afloat.

In reality Bernanke took a dilemma that looked like a definite stop sign, stood each issue upright on 1 of it's 8 corners one after the other and kept calm while diverting the perfect storm.

Some win and some lose.  It's our natural adapted concept of gravity of what goes up comes down.  So as un-employment heads out on the highway on-ramp instead of getting diverted in the re-routing compromise President Obama asked of Congress for creating, keeping, initiating and promoting jobs, the un-employed may not even be able to get a ride because the loss of payroll, medicare, and social security taxes will En Block half finished infrastructure bridge repairs due to major cuts everywhere for The Great Health Care Compromise.

Even if the un-employed get lucky and secure a job at a carbon capture coal facility, there's only one in Alabama here in the United States and at 1 Billion Dollars per facility, those investors need all the help they can get so they can also invest in ways to make coal mining a safer process. 

Our natural resources and the uses for them don't go away, and the only question to that answer brings us full circle of either finding liquid solutions for cap and trade program or the whole deal will need another round of Bernanke interference.  And although this Country still needs Ben to wade through murky waters, it would be a lot better if dollars for big banking were used from their own enterprising entrepreneurship abilities in the all around loans process that has fail safes built in before the actual default system proclaims success. 

Since we're on the subject of natural resources and mining, there's a "middle ground non-ferrous mining issue" in Minnesota where there's plenty of ore to go around also where the lakes are used for recreation. Since the honeymoon is obviously over with the Obama Administration, maybe Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel can quit re-enacting the Bush Administration up in spending and down in progress to figure out an environmentally friendly time table where issues such as the Minnesota non-ferrous mining issue can route it's usefulness & clean up around recreation months where Americans are surely needing a break from dilemmas of nil-representation when it comes to the people's overall will.  

Last words in the lane:

Americans would start living up to better standards if strategic, tactical, and operational management would finite less micromanagement ways of travel from the President & Congress who at least take a few moments to discuss the real option of any rule's original rationale. What-why?  The everyday American potential for data-flow diagrams that create, keep, initiate and promote jobs in the art of business resumption planning. Where-when?  A model of objects, associations, and activities of how our American ways can all travel around each other through the deciphered process of anticipation that provides relief before disasters entangle the one single common denominator of spend, spend, spend more government spending. 

 

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