I finally saw “Moneyball” last week.  I was thoroughly engrossed in this movie based on the true story of Billy Beane, the general manager of the Oakland A's.  Beane’s goal was to reinvent his baseball team on a tight budget and turn it into a playoff ready team.  In doing so, he realized that baseball's conventional wisdom is wrong and he will have to outsmart the richer clubs.  Like “Moneyball,” we find ourselves at a crossroads here in America, do we keep on doing what we’ve always done and keep on getting what we’ve always got? Or do find a way to reinvent or reinvigorate politics so as to get something done at a lower cost of money and drama to America?