People seemed to like my last batch of fearless predictions, so here are a few more. Ray Nagin will begin blogging on the Huffington Post. Gov. Blanco will not run for reelection next year. The Iraqi constitution will be accepted in the October 15 referendum. Bibi Netanyahu will not unseat Ariel Sharon in the Likud party election this month. The recessionary threat posed by Katrina will be offset in Keynesian fashion by the massive public-spending efforts to rebuild New Orleans and the Gulf Coast — which means, once again, that the economy will be ballasted by housing construction as it was during the economic slowdown two years ago. Michael Bloomberg will certainly win reelection in New York City in a landslide, perhaps by as many as 20 points. Rick Santorum will not run for reelection and instead will announce in November that he is seriously considering a presidential candidacy focusing on values and immigration. The movie version of the wonderful Broadway musical version of “The Producers” will be unwatchable, but the movie version of “Rent” will be kind of catchy. Reese Witherspoon will win best actress for her performance as June Carter Cash in “Walk the Line,” while Paul Giamatti will win supporting actor honors for “Cinderella Man.” The engagement of Dr. Phil’s son to the Playboy Bunny triplet will be called off.