Bad Max: it's a tempting story line that Sen. Max Baucus has to cast all those pro-Bush votes because of pressure back home in Montana. It's just not true.(Dispatches)
American Prospect, The, February, 2004 by Yglesias, Matthew
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OBSERVERS MARVELING AT PRESIDENT George W. Bush's ability to push a radical agenda through a closely divided Congress have tended to attribute the administration's success to the impressive party discipline within the Republican congressional caucus. And impressive it is--both historically and, especially, in comparison to the anarchic behavior of the Democrats during the same period.
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Nevertheless, the Bush agenda of steep tax cuts, large spending increases targeted mainly at friendly corporate interests and aggressive militarism has provoked a steady stream of defections from ...
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