Any football fans out there?

Game Brain
Let's say you run a multibillion-dollar football league. And let's say the scientific community--starting with one young pathologist in Pittsburgh and growing into a chorus of neuroscientists across the country--comes to you and says concussions are making your players crazy, crazy enough to kill themselves, and here, in these slices of brain tissue, is the proof. Do you join these scientists and try to solve the problem, or do you use your power to discredit them?
By Jeanne Marie Laskas

This is great journalism.
http://men.style.com/gq/features/landing ?id=content_10980
Mark My Words!

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In crisis management mode, Michael Steele ran to GQ for a fluff interview. Unfortunately for him, yet predictably, he couldn't get through it without putting his foot in it (or whatever one would call the chairman of the RNC seeming to advocate a pro-choice position on abortion rights.)

From Josh Marshall:

From Lisa DePaulo's interview with Michael Steele, asking him to explain his pro-life views ...

DePaulo: Are you saying you think women have the right to choose abortion?

Steele: Yeah. I mean, again, I think that's an individual choice.

What happens when you need a crisis management team for your crisis management?

Update [2009-3-11 21:50:3 by Todd Beeton]:For what it's worth, Steele elaborates:

Are you saying you don’t want to overturn Roe v. Wade?
I think Roe v. Wade—as a legal matter, Roe v. Wade was a wrongly decided matter.

Okay, but if you overturn Roe v. Wade, how do women have the choice you just said they should have?
The states should make that choice. That’s what the choice is. The individual choice rests in the states. Let them decide.

On a separate note, check out Steele's thoughts on bipartisanship. Interesting:

Do you think bipartisanship can work?
No. [pause] Look, I’m sorry, I know this is, you know, la-la land and Rodney King time and we all wanna get along, but that is not the nature of American politics. That is not the nature of politics, period.

I don’t know if refreshing’s the word, but to hear someone say bipartisanship doesn’t work— It doesn’t work! I mean, I understand the ideal of it. But at the end of the day, this is a game of winners and losers. This is zero-sum. Your winning is my losing. My winning is your losing.

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