Monday, September 15, 2003
Rovelicans shifting from greed to fear
Joe Conason writes (do the one-day pass):
People aren't as stupid as the Rovelicans think.
[A kindly Capitol mole] sent me a copy of "Fall Communications Environment," the funny memo dispatched yesterday by Rep. Deborah Pryce, R-Ohio, the chairman of the House Republican Conference, to all of her GOP colleagues. ...
More than any time this year, Americans are increasingly concerned about the economy, their job situation, and the latest developments in Iraq. Because of these concerns converging together in recent weeks, anxiety about the direction of the country has escalated. In the most recent New Models survey conducted by the Winston Group (September 3-4, 1,000 registered voters), the direction of the country now stands at 37-51 right direction-wrong track."
People aren't as stupid as the Rovelicans think.
