The Major League Baseball playoffs are terrific: Two games scoreless going into the 15th and 18th innings, walk-off home runs, a team making up a seven-run deficit, the two biggest spending teams knocked out early. I've been a baseball fan for decades, but these games are so good, there is no nostalgia for the ‘good old days’ of yesteryear. Were it only so in politics, especially Congress. A reminder of how much better it used to be was a forum on a book, “The Congressional Journal of Barber B. Conable, Jr.,” who served, always in the minority, for 20 years; 17 of them — 1968 to 1984 — are in these diaries. Conable was an exceptionally smart, thoughtful upstate New Yorker with
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