Daschle and Destiny: does the majority leader dare disturb the universe? (Below The Beltway).
American Prospect, The, February, 2002 by Mooney, Chris
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IN LATE DECEMBER, AS REPUBLICANS and Democrats clashed by night over rival economic-stimulus plans, the nation's newspapers began to take note of a top-down GOP campaign to "demonize" Senate majority leader Tom Daschle. "Republicans leave little doubt about their strategy, or its antecedents," wrote Todd Purdum in The New York Times.
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The game plan, Purdum explained, is to define Daschle as the chief thwarter of the president's high-minded goals for the nation--a "partisan" (as the New York Post and Wall Street Journal put it), an ...
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