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Oct.10
11:12 AM ET
Friday, 10 Oct 2008
Should The Government Really Be Running Your Bank?
We all know what a raging success government-run programs are: Medicare, Social Security, Defense contract-bidding. Do you really want the government running your bank?
All this is my topical preamble to introduce this spoof "Public Service Announcement" (PSA). It shows you how the government can "help" you convert your TV from analog to digital by February.
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