. . . to devote whatever of those assets are necessary to stopping up the well right away.

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Mr. Reich stands taller than the president in this matter, a president who doesn't seem to stand for anything.

I keep wondering about such recommendations. I always considered Democrats to be respectful of laws and bound to follow them. I know Repubs are willing to ignore any law that is inconvenient to their current objectives, but not Democrats. And, I know of no legal way to nationalize BP, seize their assets, plunder them for our own purposes, and walk away when we finish.

Congress can certainly pass a law making this legal, but the Constitution prohibits laws of this type, and don't we respect the Constitution? Also, guess what the Roberts Court would do a week later, if Obama did order BP to be nationalized.

Maybe we should, instead, require all automobiles and trucks to meet some efficient fuel consumption regulations, related to real world driving. That, at least, has some precedent, and would cut the demand for oil enough to justify not drilling off shore.

For now, we broke it, so we pay for it. We are the ones who ignored the off shore drilling, refusing to demand that Congress make it illegal. We are the ones who paid so little attention we didn't know the oil industry had no outside regulators.

Perspective: I will remind you that this is a corporation which has caused major, unprecedented, tremendous environmental damage to the United States. In my area, there's a thousand dollar fine for littering -- throwing a piece of paper on the ground. Extrapolate that.

A compelling and clearly articulated argument made by Mr. Reich. However I would love to hear comments from Mr. Reich and the community regarding the practicability of putting a foreign based corporation's North American operations under receivership. GM and AIG are both registered in the US. BP is a UK based company.

There is a larger issue here about multinational corporate hegemony VS National sovereignty/security. If BP cannot be put under PR to be held accountable for this, where does that leave the public interest?

While nearly 40% of BP the multinational is held by US shareholders, and the subsidiary BP America domiciled in Texas could be readily seized the Feds, this does not answer the next question as to what you are supposed to do with it once you take it over. Our wonderful Navy, from Mullens and Raybus on down, continues to sit on the sidelines saying this is an oil industry problem. Indeed, no official has proposed a viable technical solution to end the leak.

Yet the law still exists. Nothing is stopping Eric Holder from marching into federal court and asking for a mandatory injunction creating an escrow account, titled say, "BP Oil Spill" account or "Biggest Fucking Mess in American History" account, into which BP would have to deposit $200 million a day, i.e. BP's current daily profit of $66 million, ballpark running economic losses in the northern Gulf of $100 million, and the costs of governmental and private response, of $30/40 million. The deposits would be retroactive five weeks, and all of the money in excess of BP's liability would be returned.

What idiocy is this? Why is Reich's solution to everything is to nationalize it? We don't have the know-how. We don't have the technology.

This is NOTHING like AIG. How do smart people keep throwing that analogy out there? AIG was a government investment over years of funding going their way, to the point where we have 80% control.

BP is a fully independent company. We have zero money flowing to them. Further, isn't the problem with AIG now, we CAN'T take them over? That's why we're getting the new receivership powers in FinReg.

If the well is taken over, BP will take us to the Supreme Court and they WILL WIN. Remember the steel industry case in the 50s? That's still precedent. Not to mention the fact that Obama will be bloodied in the battle and Republicans will use that Obama taking over industry on the way to victory in november.

Legally, Practically and Politically this decision makes ABSOLUTELY ZERO SENSE. Reich needs to get of his ivory tower and figure this out on his own.

I assume this is tongue-in-cheek, right? Nationalization would probably hand control to the Republicans in '10 and '12 and serve as grounds for Obama's impeachment. Why advocate a course of action that would be political suicide without doing much to remediate this spill?

I apologize for injecting law into this discussion, but Bob's goal is made far easier since BP is already on probation.
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Nationalise BP, seize their assets - put all the directors in prison - when I listen to some Americans I realise why they are so despised around the world - were they so concerned with the Union Carbide disater in Bhopal where thousands of Indians died? If the American nation wasn't so GREEDY for oil perhaps foreign oil companies wouldn't have to come to the US and drill in such deep waters - and of course, the US doesn't take any taxes or royalties from BP for their priveldge to drill there. And then you conveniently forgot to mention Transocean (who were the drillers), Halliburton (Cement work) and Cameron International (failed BOP) - is it because these companies have US heritage

This attitude is the same as the US has to terrorists - fund the IRA for years to kill British citizens and that's OK - get hit by a couple of aeroplanes and it's a global problem

Wake up America - you are not the only and most important people on this planet - the world does not revolve around you - understand this and you may be more liked globally

shorter Reich ... our Great Leader can solve any problem so let's put him in charge of this!!! seriouslt deranged thinking going on here.

The U.S. Gov't can CREATE a legal authority.

"Private property?" Pluueezzze! There are no ABSOLUTE private property rights under law, no absolute protection under the U.S. Constitution.

Under libertarian dogma, we'd still have slavery, protected under the Constitution. But they were confiscated as contraband of war, beginning in New Orleans. And this disaster is surely both the moral and legal equivalent of WAR, especially here in our war-happy country above all!

For example, if I committed manslaughter with my car - my private property - and then tried to cover up the act by lying (as BP has), I'd be liable both for arrest and to have my vehicle confiscated by the state. No question about it.

It seems though, when the individual - and corporations are individuals under U.S. law - is in possession of lots of private property - the right wing dogma suddenly changes from "let's get tough on crime" to "let's coddle the criminal"!

Why should anyone take BPs word for what is happening? Quite likely this well could be spiked in short order. My own view is that they are lying, and want to keep pumping at all costs, by drilling a new well while letting the old one leak away. They don't want to lose the well. That's why BP wants to drag this out to August.

It is an abomination that we allow this criminal act to continue to be carried out unhindered, on the "word" of the criminal, in full public view.

Libertarian apologists better watch their dogma on this one, a lot of people are hopping mad right now. "Spill Baby Spill" won't fly as a slogan methinks.

First receivership, then the criminal trials of the execs. Then a fine that should be the equivalent of confiscation of BP's North American assets. To recover the private property of Louisiana's fishing and tourist industries. Screw BP AND their private property!

Anything less is a criminal injustice!

I'm no libertarian or conservative and certainly not a Republican but this Reich rant is seriously low on any informed facts or leagal reasoning.

Reich and those echoing his call for putting BP into temporary receivership are simply experiencing the impending, inevitable frustration of knowing that BP will likely foul the entire Gulf, and that the American taxpayers will end up footing the bill. Ecosystems will perish, species will disappear, many will lose their livelihoods, and more will have their health negatively impacted as a result of our greed for energy, and the behind-the-scenes fellating that accompanies it.

Personally, I'd like to kick Tony Hayward in the balls every hour on the hour, 24/7, until he coughed them up in a bloody puddle.

That won't clean the crude off any grebes, but it might clue some of these greedy fuckers in as to how close to the edge of the civilized envelope they're navigating...

This is the only way the public will know what's going on, be confident enough resources are being put to stopping the gusher, ensure BP's strategy is correct, know the government has enough clout to force BP to use a different one if necessary, and be sure the President is ultimately in charge.

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As it is now, BP continues to be responsible primarily to its shareholders, not to the American public. As a result, the public continues to worry that a private for-profit corporation is responsible for stopping a public tragedy.

I agree with Mr Reich that in government receivership the likelihood of a quick resolution is improved, but I think he's wrong on the politics. I don't see why this American public is going to have more faith in the government's ability to get this done than BP's. The public won't know what's going on, because they listen to Rush Limbaugh. They won't believe the President is in charge, but they will blame him even more the longer the leak goes on (granted, they will anyway). The public will worry that the government is responsible for stopping a public tragedy, because the public is told over and over to believe that government can't find its way out of a paper bag.

This is the only way the public will know what's going on, be confident enough resources are being put to stopping the gusher, ensure BP's strategy is correct, know the government has enough clout to force BP to use a different one if necessary, and be sure the President is ultimately in charge.

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As it is now, BP continues to be responsible primarily to its shareholders, not to the American public. As a result, the public continues to worry that a private for-profit corporation is responsible for stopping a public tragedy.

I agree with Mr Reich that in government receivership the likelihood of a quick resolution is improved, but I think he's wrong on the politics. I don't see why this American public is going to have more faith in the government's ability to get this done than BP's. The public won't know what's going on, because they listen to Rush Limbaugh. They won't believe the President is in charge, but they will blame him even more the longer the leak goes on (granted, they will anyway). The public will worry that the government is responsible for stopping a public tragedy, because the public is told over and over to believe that government can't find its way out of a paper bag.

Under what legal authority would such an action by moved forward? What Court handled this matter? Who is the plaintiff, and who the defendant?

Due process, after all, is what it is about. From the Cornell Law Library, the following definition:

"A remedy in which the court appoints a person to temporarily manage a piece of property that is in the defendant's possession. This remedy is available only when the plaintiff is asserting an equity claim in which the piece of property is the subject matter of the equity claim. Also, for the court to grant this remedy there also must be a danger that the defendant will damage or severely diminish the value of the property during the time that the cause of action is pending."

If I'm not mistaken, this is not an American company. I can just hear it now from the rethugs. Obama took over the banks, the car companies, health care, whatever else I've forgotten, and now he's taking over foreign companies. Then we'll have some nazi, marxist, maoist, socialist, communist goodies thrown in. Poor President Obama can't win for losing.

I live on the Gulf Coast, I'm sick about what's happening, but I fail to see what on earth anyone thinks Obama can do about this disaster. Politics make me ill.

Conservatives have never had a problem supporting "imminent domain" laws, taking over the property and businesses of the poor against their will, for the sake of highways, corporate development and the like. But talk about seizing BP's American operations and it's like "oh, no, noo...they can't do that. You can't take over a private company." If Sal's Pizza can be seized to benefit the Jersey Turnpike, then BP can be seized to benefit the Gulf state residents.

Conservatives have never had a problem supporting "imminent domain" laws, taking over the property and businesses of the poor against their will, for the sake of highways, corporate development and the like. But talk about seizing BP's American operations and it's like "oh, no, noo...they can't do that. You can't take over a private company." If Sal's Pizza can be seized to benefit the Jersey Turnpike, then BP can be seized to benefit the Gulf state residents.

Sorry about the multiple posts. Had a little computer error.

Everyone is ignoring the real issue here. Our government is responsible for overseeing offshore drilling. They are responsible for making sure that all safety precautions are in place and enforced before, during, and after exploratory wells are drilled, especially at depths over one mile. Compare US policy with EU Policy in offshore well sites in the north sea, where average wave height is much greater than the sleepy gulf. This means it is more difficult to drill in the North sea than it is in the gulf, but, because of regulatory oversight, it is safer to drill there. You have an agency that receives a majority of its funding from the customer it is supposed to be regulating. This is the same problem we have with coal mining. Have we (the government) fixed anything in either venue? The answer to every bureaucrat's/socialists dream is take over once the "cow has left the barn". Never worry about locking the barn door. Lets blame this also on Bush. It must be his fault. Obama waited over 30 days before he even acknowledged the oil spill. If GWB had done this the liberals would have had their panties so bunched up, it would have made their faces red(der). The top kill option, would have worked at shallower depths. Maybe everyone should go to the NOLA site to read up on what caused the leak in the first place http://www.nola.com/news/gulf-oil-spill/index.ssf/2010/05/safety_fluid_was_removed_befor.html

I guess it is easier to take over a company than analyze facts. Fact is, BP is doing the best job any company can, given the circumstances. This does not mean that Obama cannot provide oversight, and collect opinions from experts, and hold BPs feet to the fire. That is his job. This is what happens when you hire a rookie to do a president's job. Anyway, every one whose ever worked for an offshore drilling equipment manufacturer, raise your hand! You (and I) have enough knowledge to provide comments based in reality. The rest of you, learn and study. Then comment based upon your new-found knowledge.

Everyone is ignoring the real issue here. Our government is responsible for overseeing offshore drilling. They are responsible for making sure that all safety precautions are in place and enforced before, during, and after exploratory wells are drilled, especially at depths over one mile. Compare US policy with EU Policy in offshore well sites in the north sea, where average wave height is much greater than the sleepy gulf. This means it is more difficult to drill in the North sea than it is in the gulf, but, because of regulatory oversight, it is safer to drill there. You have an agency that receives a majority of its funding from the customer it is supposed to be regulating. This is the same problem we have with coal mining. Have we (the government) fixed anything in either venue? The answer to every bureaucrat's/socialists dream is take over once the "cow has left the barn". Never worry about locking the barn door. Lets blame this also on Bush. It must be his fault. Obama waited over 30 days before he even acknowledged the oil spill. If GWB had done this the liberals would have had their panties so bunched up, it would have made their faces red(der). The top kill option, would have worked at shallower depths. Maybe everyone should go to the NOLA site to read up on what caused the leak in the first place.

I guess it is easier to take over a company than analyze facts. Fact is, BP is doing the best job any company can, given the circumstances. This does not mean that Obama cannot provide oversight, and collect opinions from experts, and hold BPs feet to the fire. That is his job. This is what happens when you hire a rookie to do a president's job. Anyway, every one whose ever worked for an offshore drilling equipment manufacturer, raise your hand! You (and I) have enough knowledge to provide comments based in reality. The rest of you, learn and study. Then comment based upon your new-found knowledge.

Everyone is ignoring the real issue here. Our government is responsible for overseeing offshore drilling. They are responsible for making sure that all safety precautions are in place and enforced before, during, and after exploratory wells are drilled, especially at depths over one mile. Compare US policy with EU Policy in offshore well sites in the north sea, where average wave height is much greater than the sleepy gulf. This means it is more difficult to drill in the North sea than it is in the gulf, but, because of regulatory oversight, it is safer to drill there. You have an agency that receives a majority of its funding from the customer it is supposed to be regulating. This is the same problem we have with coal mining. Have we (the government) fixed anything in either venue? The answer to every bureaucrat's/socialists dream is take over once the "cow has left the barn". Never worry about locking the barn door. Lets blame this also on Bush. It must be his fault. Obama waited over 30 days before he even acknowledged the oil spill. If GWB had done this the liberals would have had their panties so bunched up, it would have made their faces red(der). The top kill option, would have worked at shallower depths. Maybe everyone should go to the NOLA site to read up on what caused the leak in the first place http://www.nola.com/news/gulf-oil-spill/index.ssf/2010/05/safety_fluid_was_removed_befor.html

I guess it is easier to take over a company than analyze facts. Fact is, BP is doing the best job any company can, given the circumstances. This does not mean that Obama cannot provide oversight, and collect opinions from experts, and hold BPs feet to the fire. That is his job. This is what happens when you hire a rookie to do a president's job. Anyway, every one whose ever worked for an offshore drilling equipment manufacturer, raise your hand! You (and I) have enough knowledge to provide comments based in reality. The rest of you, learn and study. Then comment based upon your new-found knowledge.

"No president would allow a nuclear reactor owned by a private for-profit company to melt down in the United States while remaining under the direct control of that company."

Sorry Mr. Reich, but apparently you don't understand the Nuclear Regulator/Licensee relationship very well. If you read some history about the TMI accident, you will see that none of the lessons learned involved federalizing a nuclear power while in the midst of managing an emergency situation. President Jimmy Carter "toured" TMI, but did not "federalize" it. The NRC knows that the operators are the best ones to manage the plant, the NRC and state and federal agencies are the best to manage the evacuation. Each plays to their strength. The gov't did require that all nuclear operators obtain an enormous liability insurance policy (in case of future events).

The federal response to the oil spill leaves me with the impression that the MMS has a lot to learn from the TMI accident. If the MMS agency is so important to the public health and safety, it should not have a conflict of interest between promotion of gas and oil drilling vs. regulation of them. Remove conflict of interest (promote vs. regulate) from within the agency. The Atomic Energy Commission was stripped of it's "promotion" responsibilities when it became the NRC, the same can be done for the MMS. Once that fundamental change is made, the rest (additional regulation for redundancy of BOPs, catastrophic liability insurance, emergency planning, etc.) will flow naturally.

I'm stunned at the extent to which smart people like Robert Reich live in Fantasyland about the spill. It's obvious that he has no corporate experience whatsoever; if he had, he'd think twice about the rose-colored assumptions he makes here.

1. "We are not getting the truth from BP." How will making Barack Obama CEO of BP America change this? Reich can't seriously think that the management of BP will suddenly start providing hard truths once the government to be in charge. If anything, there's the strong possibility that it would become even more secretive. We're better off ignoring them and listening to independent experts. BP has no credibility, and putting them into receivership won't change that.

2. "We have no way to be sure BP is devoting enough resources to stopping the gusher." And putting them into receivership won't change that because the government will still depend on them for accurate information. It would take long past August for the new management to determine one way or another whether BP has devoted adequate resources to stopping the spill; again, a takeover could well *reduce* cooperation. Even as feckless a company as BP has an interest in stopping the spill. The rotten truth is that the best shot has already been taken and they're down to desperate measures. Why have the government take direct responsibilities for attempts that have extremely long odds?

3. "BP's new strategy for stopping the gusher is highly risky." All the strategies are risky. And it's not accurate to say that BP is doing all of the weighing. Reich himself contradicts that in his next point.

4. "Right now, the U.S. government has no authority to force BP to adopt a different strategy." Then how did Steven Chu get them to stop the top kill? And President Obama has been explicit on this point: Every strategy is subject to government approval. You can believe the president or not, but if you don't, surely you don't think it's a good idea for him to take over BP.

5. "The President is not legally in charge." Yes, he is. As for the condescending discourse about pronouns, look at this way: Suppose Robert Reich tells someone about work a graduate assistant does under his direction. When it comes to authority, Reich will refer to himself; when it comes to the work being done, he'll refer to the assistant. Will that actually be difficult to understand?

As far as stopping the spill, I don't want to let BP off the hook by taking them over. Cleanup is another matter: Putting them under the direct authority of FEMA makes some sense -- although in practice it will be trickier than it sounds -- because the government won't need to rely on BP for information or expertise. FEMA has the latter and won't need BP for the former, and the direct authority to commandeer BP's resources is attractive.

Everyone seems to think that stopping a leak a mile deep is simple. It's not. In fact, stopping it with some means other than the relief wells is probably impossible. It's time educate the public about the federal role in the cleanup and to consider taking over BP for that.

To Robert Reich:First off BP is not GM. It is a multinational corporation of Britain or don't you get the BP part? The brits are already screaming that we are destroying their pensions because BP is one of their companies get it?

You're comparing apples to oranges and with the analogy of a nuclear reactor. No freaking way we should even have a foreign country running one in or off shore of this country that was a stupid statement in itself!

Today the entire oil industry sent up a red flag when they zeroxed copies of their emergency plans and quite frankly as bad as this is this was a good thing to find out NOW! It shows the arrogance of the oil companies and kind of reminded me of the auto industry and actually CORPORATIONS in general!

The 5th amendment protects private property rights. The President has no authority to 'nationalize' anything, and Congress can't give it to him. As quoted from others on this list!
Besides it could start another war over oil and we don't need that right now!

Once again its soooo easy to armchair quarterback and the media sure are doing it. Picking apart every stinking word or sentence as not enough shows nothing but ignorance on your part because actually you wouldn't know what to freakin' do yourself!

Receivership, nationalization, prison for the upper executives, a thorough investigation of the first two to three weeks of response when, indeed, I think there is every reason to think BP - not the thinking man's company - did underestimate the problem, and was trying to treat it as a problem that needed to be solved in such a way that they could produce oil from their property.

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You get congress to pass a special authorization and it's done. Nothing in the constitution protects anyone's right to wreck a coast line and besides, even if it did... BP is a foreign company. If we can send foreigners to Gitmo and debate their rights later we can certainly nationalize BP tech house!

Reich is simply a fool. The '90 OPA gives Obama all the authority necessary to federalize the response to this spill. There is no need to talk about 'receivership' or nationalization. Follow the car transport law.

By the time Congress and the Fed Govt would make that a reality, BP will have drilled 2 new wells to stop the leak and we will all have moved on by then.

Focus on pressuring BP to complete the work, compensate affected people and stop with this line of over-the-top bluster by folks like Reich & Carville.

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Of course Obama has the authority to seize BP's assets, at least in the US and probably in our hemisphere. Fact is, BP applied for licenses to do business in the US. Our government can and should do everything to make sure that our taxpayers don't clean up BP's mess.

We entirely have the authority to nationalize BP right now and we have good cause. But if the royal crown disagrees, I suppose Britain is within its rights to oppose us.

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