Re: Really . . . ?
"We have not reached that point yet and putting the brakes off shy of the precipice gives a false sense of security with no lessons learned."
Reading "The Agenda" by Woodward about the Clinton Administrations early days. In the context of throwing himself on the sword to avoid a problem with the economic policy, one of the higher ranking advisors is quoted early on as learning that there is no glory in catastrophes averted. He stops protesting.
Arf