Let’s play Cabinet musical chairs

Tim Geithner, for whom a 1040 tax form is too complicated, does understand what’s wrong with the climate and knows how to fix it.

“We don’t believe it makes sense to significantly subsidize the production and use of sources of energy (like oil and gas) that are dramatically going to add to our climate change (problem). We don’t think that’s good economic policy and we think changing those incentives is good for the country,” Geithner told the Senate Finance Committee at a hearing on the White House’s proposed budget for the 2010 spending year.

Perhaps we can ask the head of the EPA to give us a plan to save the banks.