Friday, December 31, 2010

NYC snow job VIII: Krugman may be right for once


In his "Bloomberg's Katrina," the Nobel laureate suggests that mayor's third-party presidential prospects may be melting as fast as a snowflake on a subway grate:
Michael Bloomberg has long been an object of affection from Very Serious People: he’s supposedly non-ideological, competent, able to transcend partisan divisions with a single bound. There’s a recurrent fantasy about a Bloomberg third-party candidacy that will Save America.
But he just faced a major test of crisis management — and it’s been a Brownie-you’re-doing-a-heck-of-a-job moment.

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