Perhaps the greatest challenge every current affairs author faces is the inevitable decision of where to draw the line. As events continue to remain all-too-current, they must decide where to finally freeze time in place, put down the pen, and accept that no future "current" events will be included. Then, they must embrace the inescapable sense of anxiety over the universe of future events that, as a result, won't make the cut. Given the state of our country, one can only imagine how National