Cutting interest rates comes easy these days, and if a few more cuts will arrest a slowdown that the Fed's policy makers never anticipated, then they will surely oblige.
In an election year, with both Republicans and a great many Democrats looking for Obama to demonstrate his commitment to Israel, Obama would almost surely oblige.
Once the new Congress meets in late January, the Administration could introduce a bill to restore the tax cuts to low, middle, and upper-middle income households, which the incoming class of Republicans would surely be obliged support.
It's a very odd of state of affairs, though, since BG's board, if pushed, would surely be obliged to give some ground on the price to reflect changed circumstances.
But, if you're opining on pay and name-checking May in your introduction, surely you are obliged to address her big idea.
But surely the agency is obliged to respond fully to Congressional inquiries about its murky plan to monitor government and private communications in the name of protecting the information infrastructure from terrorists.
"Who's Chupete Suazo?" asks Chilean Two, who surely knows but feels obliged to demonstrate that he doesn't care about soccer.
If that were the case, surely we would be obliged to seek out those charities that were closest to home for our life-saving donations (or even give money to the homeless and suffering directly) rather than giving money to foreign aid organisations where the benefits of our donation might take days, weeks or even months to percolate.
Surely if a company is obliged to take readings, then it should do something with this information, not just throw it away and let their customers go into massive debit.
