QuoteOriginally posted by: fars1d3sAnd public (Congressional) pressure forced then-Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson to abandon the toxic assets plan, and instead employed the recapitalization plan that everyone (Soros) demanded.I was thinking about Paulson after I praised Summers here.On one hand, Paulson is a successful practitioner.On the other hand, his buddy Geithner is still bringing private-public partnership up to now.So, my opinion is that it is still Summers' plan while Paulson was instinctively (but not consistently since he let few banks to fail) working in the same direction.P.S. About Soros: he was in the "nationalization" camp. So, I don't give him a "full" credit here