Apparently the nation’s economic problems have been solved. Apparently the budget has been balanced. Apparently the financial regulatory structure has been reformed.
Otherwise what else could explain why the U.S. Senate has decided to tackle the nation’s number one problem – The college football BCS system.
If this is what passes for leadership, we are so screwed.
Brett Favre, the small town Mississippi kid who spent 16 years playing football in the frozen tundra of Green Bay, is heading to the Big Apple. Or at least to New Jersey. The Favre post-retirement saga has finally reached a conclusion that involves the Packers trading Brett to the New York Jets.
This also sets up an interesting scenario in which both New York NFL teams will likely have starting quarterbacks who played college football in Mississippi. It is a small world afterall.
In a world full on constant change, nothing is certain. Hang on. Should be a fun ride.
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