> This was just a case where there was not a cohesive distributed amongst all providers plan completely rehearsed. A.k.a. "government mismanagement". If the E

> This was just a case where there was not a cohesive distributed amongst all providers plan completely rehearsed. A.k.a. "government mismanagement". If the Electric Reliability Council of Texas can't be assed to rehearse a plan to ensure, you know, the electric reliability in Texas, then it has arguably failed its mission. And likewise, if Texas' PUC and legislature can't be assed to provide the necessary oversight to ensure said "electric reliability council" is actually assed to ensure said "electric reliability", then the state government has likewise arguably failed in its responsibilities to provide that oversight.