wiggle room

I am going to attempt to ride long tomorrow and hope for better luck than I had last Friday. I got a Hydrotail today and installed it on the bike. I have never had a behind-the-seat hydration so this should be interesting. I can now carry 4 bottles on my bike, which is great for training.

As in, we’re living on the edge of a financial crisis that’s getting ready to blow.
Our economy is so stressed there’s nothing the U.S. Government can do to fix it.
No more wiggle room on interest rates. They’ve been lowered to combat the mortgage crisis, and to fight the specter of a recession.
Because we can’t raise [...]

As in, we're living on the edge of a financial crisis that's getting ready to blow.

Our economy is so stressed there's nothing the U.S. Government can do to fix it.

No more wiggle room on interest rates. They've been lowered to combat the mortgage crisis, and to fight the specter of a recession.

Because we can't raise interest rates, inflation is roaring, riding the back of fuel costs that

Bureau recruits conventions for 2013, beyondBy MICHAEL CASS • Staff Writer (Tennessean) • June 30, 2008

It won't open for a few years and hasn't even been fully approved yet, but the Music City Center has already booked its first convention.

This AP headline says all you need to know about where John McCain and Barack Obama stand when it comes to protecting your Second Amendment rights: McCain backs gun decision, Obama straddles issue.

One wonders what is really going on in the inner circles of Democratic politics these days. Half of the Left’s talking heads argue Florida and Michigan should revote and the other half disagree.

By EDMUND L. ANDREWS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 — At least one thing is clear about President Bush’s plan to help people trapped by the mortgage meltdown: it is an industry-led plan, not a government bailout.