New Yorker Editor Returns to Washington to Save Economy
John McCain isn’t the only one using the economic crisis as a way to avoid his other responsibilities.
The New Yorker‘s Goings On About Town editor Ben Greenman announced that he’s done with his column: “In light of the recent crisis that is threatening the very bedrock of our nation, I would like to announce that I am suspending this humor piece to focus on the economy.”
We think he’s kidding. As for the rest of his plans…
I will write another hundred words or so, a hundred and fifty at most, and then, following the composition of this one short paragraph, I will travel to Washington to attempt to solve to this massive problem.I
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