Economic Blame
Like two feuding parents, who within earshot of their children continually accuse each other of all kinds of mistakes, the President and Congress blame each other for the state of our economy. Both are guilty--there is plenty of blame to go around.
This is no time for political posturing; it’s time for conciliatory and prompt action. Political ambitions should be set aside. We need some real leadership, not excuses. Bashing each other in the media is not the way to solve our problems. It only fuels the fire of public mistrust and insecurity.
I hope the future of our country is not as bleak as that of the above-referenced children.
ARTHUR J. MOSS
Los Angeles
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