On May 1, in Washington, a subcommittee from the Energy and Commerce Committee from the House of Representatives held a hearing. Witness flew to Washington to testify. Aids were there. All recorded. Official business you know.
Was the hearing about the Pig Fever (oops I mean Swine Flu, oops, I mean influenza AH1N1.)? Was it about Iran and their pursuit of the tail of the devil (nuclear power, bombs, radiation and all that comes with it). Was it about the Taliban being close enough to Islamabad to cause extra traffic?
It was about the Bowl Championship Series in College football. It seems that Congress (or some in Congress) want to pass a law preventing the NCAA from calling a football game a national championship unless there is a real playoff system.
What in the world is Congress doing investigating, delving, or even thinking about butting into college football? Apparently, Rep. Joe Barton, Republican from Texas thinks the way the NCAA decides the college championship is right up there with the financial system, the war in Afghanistan and American auto-makers. Maybe it has something to do with 2 schools in Texas being left out of the championship game?
Whatever it is, whomever is in charge (there is someone in charge isn’t there?) should apply some of those recently described CIA tortures to old Joe and send him back to Texas and request they send some one to Washington who really knows the mission of the government.
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