I'm afraid this may take a more political edge than was meant to, and sorry if I go over the top.

"Dodge dealers across the country have a 109-day supply of big trucks in an industry where a 62-day supply of trucks historically has been considered normal, Automotive News data show."

Here's the thing: We supposedly live in a capitalistic country. That means, to be very overly simple, "survival of the fittest."

So, when trends change, whether it be milk prices or oil supply, other things (including consumption and methods) must also change to adapt. Adapting is the key, not slowing down the problem, and I personally feel like this idea and our politicians both are trying to be slowly reactive in denial of the problem rather than progressive in changing to a new solution. Change the way we deal with problems because these problems are out of our hands.

Ok, yea. Thats how I feel...