All of a sudden, I am actually reading the NY Times every day.
The Governors, the financial crises, the candidate... rotten or not, the Big Apple is back on my radar! So, I'm wondering what is it like inside the barrel? In the old days, people would be throwing themselves out of windows. No reports of that happening. Instead, I guess they go cry on Oprah about how seven-diamond-ladies are not satisfied with $2 stock.
Regarding the financial crisis, Ben Stein's column in the NY Times today is right on the money.
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