Tim Geithner: “It's not a partisan issue. It's traditionally had a lot of bipartisan support.”

When Timothy Geithner says today that he's willing to go over the cliff, he's saying it because, yes, it's posturing. But he's also saying it because he means it.

I do not believe there is a credible argument to make that uncertainty about our fiscal deficits or uncertainty about the design of regulation in Washington today is having a material adverse effect on the American economy today.

You cannot govern a country if you commit never to raise taxes on anybody, because things change, wars happen, crises happen.

The TARP bank investments have already produced a profit for the taxpayer of over $19.5 billion.