In the Friday article, “BP’s chief grilled,” Congressman Bart Stupak told BP CEO Tony Hayward, ”BP blew it…You cut corners to save money and time.”
The disaster in the Gulf of Mexico appears to be caused by obsessive “penny pinching,” in a case where an old lesson of being “pennywise and pound foolish” was forgotten.
Kal Leichtman
Everett
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