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I'm back with more on debt, life and politics laid bare.
This blog used to be about debt. Now it's about a few more things. But really, it all comes back to debt. Trust me.
On September 11, 2001 the whole world changed.
This has been a year of turning points. Of lessons and opportunities. A year on the verge.

That uneasy feeling I had about the bailout?
And there’s no quid pro quo here — nothing that gives taxpayers a stake in the upside, nothing that ensures that the money is used to stabilize the system rather than reward the undeserving.Mallaby:I hope I’m wrong about this. But let me say it again: Treasury needs to explain why this is supposed to work — not try to panic Congress into giving it a blank check. Otherwise, no deal.
The Treasury plan outlined on Friday involves vast risks to taxpayers, huge complexity and no guarantee of success. There are better ways forward.
The mother of all bailouts. It needs to go down.
More details. What are you going to do differently? McCain's speech was more specific.