Maggie's Farm

I gotta work here, though I don't have to live here. Regardless, I'll be paying taxes for the people who don't want to work, but want to live in an expensive city.

I think Mike was pretty good at the start, got a little full of himself toward the end of his tenure. All in all not a bad replacement for Giuliani, until recently when he decided he knew how to make me healthy (I think even at my worst I was healthier than he has ever been).

Not looking forward to the upcoming election. This city is about to suffer a great indignity with the variety of choices.

My wife, obviously no fan of prostitution, would be more willing to vote for Spitzer's madam than Spitzer himself. I wonder how many women are thinking that way? Probably very few. However, her logic is sound. At least Kristin Davis has run a business, at least she cared (considerably more than Mr. Spitzer, anyway) about the women who worked for her, and at least she was honest. She's also likely to keep the welfare rolls from expanding.

But I really doubt that's going to be a common refrain among voting females this year.