The Treasury Department on Monday named a former Goldman Sachs executive to oversee spending for the $700 billion financial rescue plan.

The administration announced it had tapped Neel Kashkari, 35 — an assistant Treasury secretary for international affairs — to head the Treasury’s new Office of Financial Stability on an interim basis.

Kashkari helped draft the bailout legislation as one of Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr.’s close advisers on the crisis. Kashkari joined the government after working at Goldman Sachs, the firm Paulson headed before joining the Bush administration in 2006.

I still have a problem with the guysthat made all the profits off the situation are the leaders of the bailout.  Think about it people, if you went to the doctor to have a mole removed and he amputated your penis, would you turn to him for further surgical advice?