Like The Apprentice, but with much higher stakes

At least on The Apprentice, nobody was really hurt if the candidates screwed up their tasks.

According to Sunday's Washington Post, they claim that a half-dozen interns with no practical experience were essentially left in charge of a $13 billion budget. You read that right: not million, like billion. [Again, like the Damon Wayans/Pepsi ad, but much more terrifyingly real.]

More and more, are we kidding anyone other than ourselves when we believe that ShrubCo. has a clue as to what they're doing over there?