First Read’s Matthew Berger has an entertaining post on the Rudy Giuliani / Red Sox controversy. Writes Berger:
But now things have changed:
For what it’s worth, I agree with Berger’s dad. Josh Beckett is an incredible pitcher who deserves to be rewarded for his excellence, but watching the Sox drub the Rockies last night just seemed kind of … cruel. Reading Berger’s post, it occurred to me that there is something in Giuliani’s political DNA that attracts controversy over the most trivial details. A few weeks ago everyone was talking about Rudy’s cellphone habits. Now this week everyone is talking about Rudy’s baseball loyalties. Love him or hate him, we’re talking about him – and in ways that have little to do with politics. It clues you in to how Giuliani embraces controversy of all kinds. And it opens a window onto what America in the age of President Giuliani might be like.

