Quick Hits
Rays win! Rays win!
Another giant hurdle crossed as the Rays make it to the American League Championship Series against the Red Sox. They used to be intimidated by Boston and by the Yankees, but no longer. Still, it should be a very close series. I predict the Rays will take it 4-3.
It is bitter irony that Obama will probably end up being electedMessiah President of the United
States due, in part, to his support of the corrupt
ACORN organization, ACORN's and Obama's intimidation
of banks to make high-risk loans, the mismanagement
of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac by Democrat Harold
Raines, and the Dems' (especially Chris Dodd's and
Barney Frank's) success in blocking Republican
efforts to reign in those organizations a few years
ago -- all of which helped created the mess in the
financial markets, which a large, ignorant portion of
the electorate blames on... wait for it...
Republicans. Having the mainstream media totally and
completely in your pocket sure has it benefits.
Speaking of the economy, while the market is alarmingly volatile these days, there are three strong developments: oil prices, which had been the cause of so much angst, have plunged to well under $100; the dollar has strengthed dramatically; and real estate inventories, at least in the Sarasota area, have plunged, a sign of increasing residential recovery. But if good news trees fall in a forest and there is no one there to hear them, do they still make a sound?
Another giant hurdle crossed as the Rays make it to the American League Championship Series against the Red Sox. They used to be intimidated by Boston and by the Yankees, but no longer. Still, it should be a very close series. I predict the Rays will take it 4-3.
It is bitter irony that Obama will probably end up being elected
Speaking of the economy, while the market is alarmingly volatile these days, there are three strong developments: oil prices, which had been the cause of so much angst, have plunged to well under $100; the dollar has strengthed dramatically; and real estate inventories, at least in the Sarasota area, have plunged, a sign of increasing residential recovery. But if good news trees fall in a forest and there is no one there to hear them, do they still make a sound?

