Geithner Takes a Cue From Obama: "We Will Have a Plan"

Geithner's testimony at his confirmation hearings was priceless.  He announced a "bold" plan (ie. "not incremental") on a "dramatic scale" that "hopefully" would come in the "next few weeks."  The plan, when it appears, will fix a multitude of problems, tight credit, foreclosures, bank insolvency, international confidence in our markets. Asked for policy principles or details he demurred, agreeing amiably with any Congressperson that had a thought.  "Yes, we are considering that...(fill in the blank)."   No-one asked the obvious: "How can you describe a plan as "bold" and "dramatic" that has not yet to be formed and that is "hopefully" soon to appear?  Sounds like trouble brewing.