Houston-Boston World Series

[ricco67]

There has been various comments I've been hearing on the news this morning by various newscasters locally and nationally...

When Houston and Boston make it to the world series, it could be a metaphore for the political process that is going to happen.

For those of you that may not be familiar, Houston is G.W. Bush's hometown (or at least, has strong connections to it) is Houston; while Boston is John Kerry's turf.

While such a match never even occured to me, I find it interesting and it should be interesting (if you believe in fate) that Houston shall, therefore, make it to the world series!

If there is a Houston-Boston matchup, will this also set a precedent for the upcoming election? Will people vote along political lines? There are more Boston Red Sox fans, then there are Houston Astro's Fans.

Does that mean that Kerry will be elected? When (note: no "if") Houston wins the series, will the entire nation jump on the Astros bandwagon or will they vote against us because a baseball "nobody" will win?

No matter where your political stance lies, it should be an interesting case study on whether sports affects politics or not. Destiny? Who knows.

Ricco

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[westguy]

I hope not, because George W. Bush is a Connecticut yankee.

[Subdude]

No no no no. I would like to think that not everything in this world is about politics, or needs to be interpreted in political terms. The baseball playoffs are just that; no deeper meanings here.

[tamtagon]

The baseball playoffs are just that; no deeper meanings here.

but it's fun to pretend

[CincoRanch-HoustonResident]

I hope the Stros win tonight. Or its over.

[Subdude]

Trying to politicize the Series is a mistake. It's the kind of sloppy journalism you get from columnists who don't have much to say but are trying to be profound.