Suggestions to the Superintendent
Hereafter, confine your shots at other webloggers to your own site.
The Wabash was so uninspiring that The Pennsylvania Railroad bought a controlling interest in it, and Norfolk and Western later leased it to get to the Missouri River.
Isn't this a sign that the Ayn Rand cult has more than nine lives? It was, after all, Atlas Shrugged that inspired the brilliant Whittaker Chambers put-down of Ayn Rand -- now Hollywood still wants to do it. Remember that libertarianism, which is showing no signs of slowing down, is just a polite name for the Ayn Rand cult, and it has apologists like the overrated Glenn Reynolds.
Unless you grew up in someplace like Decatur, IL, the Wabash seems like a notably uninspiring railroad.
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