Although I sometimes hold different views than those of the current Administration, I believe the president was correct earlier this week when he noted that the overblown rhetoric of the public debate closes the door to compromise and undermines democratic deliberation.
Enzi agrees with the president on the harmful effects of overblown rhetoric in public debate.
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