Sign of Normalcy

The papers continue--and rightly so--to be filled with stories about how the crisis on Wall Street is making it difficult for "regular" people. Loans are hard to come by and sales of everything--especially big ticket items like cars--are down as people wonder about their ability to afford them.

But,there is a sign things are getting back to normal.

No, not because the Senate passed the bill out package last night. But because of the way USA Today reported on it. Instead of making the bailout story its lead item today, USA pushed the story further down on page one, signifying its belief that tonight's vice presidential candidate debate is more important.

If the bailout is becoming old--well "older" news--maybe things will get back to normal soon.