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Living in DC, I often seen famous politicos roaming the streets. Or at least, famous for DC. Once I came close to running over a senator (by accident). But in the Hamptons this weekend, Barry Ritholtz (not a Guiliani fan) found himself sitting next to the former mayor.

"Mr. Mayor! Good luck in the presidential race. Unfortunately, its going to be an uphill battle, thanks to the current occupant of the White House. But we're New Yorkers, and we wish you the best."

I think someone's pulling to be Fed Chair.

Posted by edelfenbein at August 20, 2007 11:06 AM