Wednesday, January 11th, 2006
John W. Whitehead: Should We Re-Elect a Do-Nothing Government?
I admit, I don’t have much more hope for the upcoming elections than I did for those of 2004 or 2002. As before, the Democrats have staked their claim on the electorate on — what? Not being Republicans but voting just like them? Great inducement.
This year, though, it will probably have to be enough.
Should We Re-Elect a Do-Nothing Government?
By John W. Whitehead
October 30, 2006
In 1948, President Harry S. Truman won the White House in large part due to his persistent attacks against a “Do-Nothing Congress.†Today, while an increasing number of Americans are voicing their disapproval of Congress, they also seem to be directing their unhappiness at President Bush.