I don’t know where I’m finding the time to do all this
writing, but I realize that if I don’t write I don’t feel right (no pun intended),
so I make the time. This week featured an eclectic batch of posts…
A QUICK SOLUTIONS FOR ALL
THAT SNOW IN CHICAGO
Here’s a sure fire way for the city of Chicago
to get enough salt for a winter with 500, 600, or even 1,000 inches of snow.
DEATH, DOOM, AND
DESPAIR? YOU’VE COME TO THE RIGHT
PLACE !
While I have little confidence in anyone’s, including my
own, ability to make good market and/or economic calls, the economy makes me
nervous. Here I present seven, or maybe
six and a half, reasons for concern.
SALACIOUS SEX CHARGES IN THE ILLINOIS
PRIMARY…AND IT’S STILL NOT INTERESTING
Regardless of their degree of veracity, these lurid tales of
Dan Rutherford’s alleged extracurricular activities are attracting attention to
the GOP “race” for the gubernatorial nomination. But even these stories can’t make the race
interesting.
THE SOCHI
GAMES: “YOU CAN’T EXPECT A BUNCH OF
IGNORANT PEONS TO UNDERSTAND SOMETHING AS COMPLEX AS (THE OLYMPICS)”
The editors renamed this piece, but do you remember General
Buck Turgidson from Dr. Strangelove, Or
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb? (yours truly’s third
favorite movie of all time, by the way) The American media sound like him when
they comment on the Sochi Games.
I haven’t been to the Auto Show yet this year; the days of
four or more visits to that outstanding exhibition are long behind me. But when I get there, I may have some more
material.
Everybody have a good weekend and enjoy the Olympics. Until I met my wife, I wouldn’t have spent
five minutes watching the Games…and now I’m a fan. It’s amazing what the love of a good woman
can do to a guy.
And, speaking of…happy and blessed Valentine’s Day to you
and yours.
See my two books, The Chairman, A Novel of
Big City Politics and The Chairman’s Challenge,
A Continuing Novel of Big City Politics, for further illumination on
how things work in Chicago and Illinois politics.
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