Is the Wall Street Journal out to lunch in saying that that was intentionally made as rich as it was so that nothing at all would pass? I do not expect that they have the gentleman on their speed dial the way they have Bill Thomas and Tom DeLay.
Questioning the Wall Street Journal's commentary on legislative strategy.
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