Living in Tomorrowland  On Sunday's 'Meet the Press,' the White
House Chief of Staff Bill Daley was tap dancing around host
David Gregory's every question as fast and adroitly as if he
were auditioning for 'Dancing With the Stars.'  One thing struck
me about his dance steps. All of them pushed answers and
solutions out to 2015, 2020, or even 20 years down the road.
From deficit reduction to budget dangers, Daley's every answer
cited some far future on the calendar.  Drivers are currently
faced with $4 a gallon gas, and maybe the prospect of $5 a
gallon gas. What does that mean for people just getting back to
work and for the economy as a whole? Daley answered by citing
the president's imposition of new fuel economy standards on
automakers, imagined to save bazillions of barrels of oil over
some long extended period of years, defined only as 'the term of
the agreement' with the automakers.  If his mouthpiece is to be
believed, it seems that the president is living fancifully in a
distant future. Unfortunately,