Wednesday, February 04, 2009

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NY Times uses Congress & Mets in same headline

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“Treasury has the power under TARP to make broad changes,” Kucinich, Democrat of Ohio, said in a telephone interview. “They have to. It’s not whether they can or should; they have to. The legal issues are very easy to maneuver.”


People read this New York Times.   Influential people.   Wait until more politicians jump on this one.

And remember that poll from yesterday on Consumerist ...here's the latest:

Should Citi Be Allowed To Name The Stadium?
Yes, $400 million is a good price for a stadium name. 5% (224 votes)
No *#$@ing Way 95% (4037 votes)
 Total Votes: 4261

If I were a politician and there was an issue with 95% support.....

Remember that's a Joe Consumer website, not a baseball blog.

By RICHARD SANDOMIR
Published: February 4, 2009
It’s one thing for Citi to explore ways to back out of the naming rights deal for the Mets’ new stadium, and another to find the escape hatch.


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1 Response to "NY Times uses Congress & Mets in same headline"
P-Cat said :
February 4, 2009 at 11:53 AM
Citi is going to back out if they can. The bad press will kill them.

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