What to Do about Faithless Democrats?(Brief Article)
American Prospect, The, June, 2001 by Denison, Dave
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Is there anything the Democratic Party can do to rein in wayward Senate Democrats who continue to deliver legislative victories to President George W. Bush?
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By supporting Bush's massive tax cut, for example, Democrats not only give the president boasting rights about providing tax relief--they also allow him to claim that he is making bipartisanship work in Washington. On the key tax vote--which came on May 10 when the Senate voted 53-47 for a budget resolution supporting an 11-year, $1.35-trillion cut--five Senate Democrats joined the Republican side. The faithless five: Max ...
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