At any street corner we may meet a man who utters the frantic and blasphemous statement that he may be wrong.

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He went to talk to a White House aide telling the staffer that he may be in the wrong place.

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And Obama may be right about this approach, or he may be right at times and wrong at others.

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If he gets it wrong he may be forced to share a confined space for an indefinite period with someone deficient in wit, aptitude and hygiene, with nothing but a flimsy partition for protection.

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Even where Verne was wrong, he may eventually be right.

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But he also believes the financial authorities may be applying the wrong remedies to the housing market.

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If he gets it wrong in a different way, tomorrow he may be fired by today's meek applicant.

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He may be on the way out, but that doesn't make him wrong about the clear and present danger of an American president embarked on a path that insists on regarding economic policy as purely domestic policy, and it certainly doesn't mean that David Cameron would fare any better as the outside pressure continues to rise.

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Kessler may or may not be wrong about cord-cutting being a result of a down economy, but he is right about many other things.

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