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Administration attacks those it sees as enemies

Administration officials have attacked organizations they see as enemies: Fox News, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and insurers who announced that health care costs will increase under the proposed plan in Congress. Their actions have been deemed unseemly by both the left and right. Why do you think they did this?

They want to knock out anyone who does not agree with them, even if it violates their rights to free speech and/or freedom of the press.
They are merely inexperienced and are giving advice to other inexperienced people.
They want to mobilize the left wing base to get the poll numbers up, having lost the support of independents, according to the polls.
I don't know
I don't care

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Economic Solutions

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in receivership. Bear Sterns and Lehman Brothers going belly-up while AIG gets a government bailout to avoid even more chaos. And you thought Gordon "Greed-is-good" Gecko was only a fictional movie character? Things are slated toget a lot worse unless we fundamentally change the way American financial firms operate, from Wall Street to Main Street. While former military officers aren't expected to offer opinions on business issues, much of Col. Ken Allard's (US Army, Ret.) writing and research since Enron has focused squarely on business leadership. He teaches MBAs and his 2004 book, Business As War, argued that American business should exploit such cutting-edge 21^st century techniques as business intelligence. Read what Ken and his associates John Wallace and Jim Thomas have to say about how you can recover from this economic disaster, and what you need to know going forward.

Steps to Restoring Confidence in the America's Corporate Economy
Colonel Kenneth Allard (US Army, ret.)

The Economic Crisis - Coping as Individuals
John Wallace

Betting the Company: Welcome to the World of Crisis Management
Jim Thomas