Where It's At

One of the most treasured parts of my mornings is sitting down at the breakfast table with the New York Times; I read this in today's editorial section:

 I just want to use this to show we're on the other side of the looking glass. The proposal here - from a former Treasury Secretary - is to pay the unemployed (brought low by the housing heist) to tear down houses (likewise brought low by the overabundance of houses). I thought the whole "green" angle was a nice kow-tow to the latest fad. Well played, Mr. O'Neill.

Incredible. But I am highly confident things are going to get exponentially stranger over the next few years.