Tuesday, July 20, 2004

 

If At Frist You Don't Succeed

Novak Article Reveals Frustration with Majority Leader

An otherwise quiet Capitol Hill was buzzing Monday about conservative columnist Robert Novak’s latest scathing column, in which he denounced Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) as an inexperienced and ineffective leader and implied that GOP Senators are unhappy with Frist.


http://rollcall.com/issues/50_9/hoh/6305-1.html

It's not the other Senators that should worry the GOP leaders, it's the exasperated voter who can't point to any serious policy accomplishment in the last four years save the massive tax cuts.

Comments:
I'm not disaraging the tax cuts at all. I'm saying that with a republican super majority (both house of Congress and the Administration) there should be more accomplishments to point to over the last four years.

Sadly there aren't any. No engery bill or tort reform (both victims of republican infighting), exploding deficits, a huge and wasteful drugs for seniors program and bloated farm subsidies. The tax cuts, sadly are the only conservative program enacted in the last four years.
 
Oh, and the $300 and $600 direct payments as part of the tax cuts were a Democratic proposal that was originally opposed by the GOP.
 
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