From: Adam <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the field.near
the bridge">

Monte Davis wrote:
> "Mark"  wrote:
>
>
>>I agree with some of his and
>>some of Bush's programs as well.
>
>
> It's the "Reagan legacy" angle that I found worthy of comment. You may
> find it hard to believe, but I thought there was valuable intellectual
> substance in supply-side ideas, and that Reagan's domestic policy was
> an inevitable swing of the pendulum away from a New Deal-Great Society
> approach that had gone onto auto-pilot: "Got a problem? any problem?
> here's a federal program, and don't ask if it has a downside, if it's
> cost-effective, or even if it's working." You won't hear me defending
> the Teddy Kennedys who are still mindlessly working that patch.
>
> But as always in politics, nothing fails like success. To me, Bartlett
> is one of more and more conservatives who recognize that *their*
> philosophy has now gone onto auto-pilot, with the Bushies chanting
> "stay the course" as we fly into the fiscal mountainside (and the
> DeLay crowd rifles the passengers' luggage).
>


Eeee's a cuckoo.

Adam

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