It strikes me as quite implausible to imagine that people
delayed an hour or more because a bridge is closed would reason as
follows: “This must be my Mayor’s fault,
a Democrat, who failed to endorse my Governor, a Republican. And this is what
he gets. Therefore I will not ever vote for my Mayor again.” If traffic delays
produced such thought, we would have recall elections all over the country
every month, and nothing would get done. Come to think of it, nothing is betting done anyway.
Here is a popular Governor. His chances to run for president
are now totally ruined? I’m made to think so by a press possessing the
brain-size of sharks. (We learned yesterday that sharks have quite minute brains.) In
2016, yet. When I let my mind roam over attractive candidates for president,
Christie does come to mind, along with Jerry Brown of California—and former
Mayor Michael Bloomberg. With a Democratic Congress behind her, Hillary
Clinton, seems to me, would also make a formidable president, but that proviso
makes such an outcome unlikely. Furthermore, while certainly a wild man, but in
an attractive way, Christie might just be taken at his word. He did not cause that traffic jam.
Shaking my head, moving my hands wildly. The New York Times again tells me that our Visa Card is unresponsive. We may be denied
such news in the future unless we act with alacrity. Might be a good idea to
let the paper lapse…
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