When accounting goes unaccounted for
If you're in Seattle next Friday and need a couple hours of CPE, you could do worse than attending Greg Kyte's Holy Mother of Fraud. Not much worse, but hey, the free booze should make up for it.
It's all happening at Comedy Underground on August 21st; doors open at 2:30 pm. Register here and if you mention that Going Concern sent you, your 3rd drink is on us.
Just kidding, Greg will buy it. But really, you should go! You'll laugh.
And this after GGN said such nice things about the Speaker.
Thursday, when NBC News’ Luke Russert asked Boehner if Norquist makes a positive impact on the party, Boehner thought it over for five seconds, The Washington Post’s Felicia Sonmez reports, before responding, “Our focus here is on jobs. We’re doing everything I can to get our economy going, to get people back to work. It’s not often I’m asked about some random person.”
I’m not sure how a person could bounce back from such an outright snub but it appears the Godfather of Tax Policy is taking it in stride and standing by his man.
[via AtlanticWire]
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