What's funny is that the list of areas where deregulation, lack of oversight, and agencies in bed with the industries they're supposed to be watching have the potential to create catastrophic disasters has grown under both parties under the "free-market" consensus: Agriculture, FDA, Energy, Transportation, Finance, etc. Given that the cause of the current Gulf Spill was corporate cost-cutting to maximize profit and hand-in-glove enabling by the State, such disasters could happen and will continue to happen in virtually any sector under the market fundamentalist paradigm. Wanna try nuclear? This lurching from crisis to crisis under the false notion that maintaining corporate profits at the expense of health, safety, and sustainability is good for all of us and that the real role of democratic governance is simply to mop up after privatized catastrophes is reckless and shortsighted. And as we'll be seeing well into August and for decades to come, morally bankrupt and unaffordable.