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To: Ilaine who started this subject11/9/2002 5:39:34 PM
From: Nadine Carroll  Read Replies (3) of 6901
 
Mark Steyn is enjoying the Democrat's discomfiture:

At such moments, the duty of responsible conservatives is to step to the side and try not to weep with laughter as the party turns on itself in vicious recrimination. I note that already several powerful voices are saying Democrats should have opposed the President more directly: Chris Lehane, the political consultant who did such a grand job for Al Gore in 2000, said in The New York Times yesterday that the party needed to go on the offensive about "the billion-pound elephant in the room -- the Bush tax boon for the wealthy." All I can say is I hope the party's crazy enough to fall for this analysis: Anyone who thinks that being more anti-war and pro-tax would have helped in Florida, Georgia or Missouri should have the privilege of testing this theory in November '04.
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