Part-ing shots: the Bush administration's curiously one-sided good-government tool.(DISPATCHES)
American Prospect, The, December, 2005 by Grim, Ryan
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> THIS FEBRUARY IN NORTH Carolina, George W. Bush told a giddy crowd, "I'm here to talk about an issue that is going to be an interesting experience in dealing with the Congress [laughter]. And that is Social Security--formerly known as the third rail of American politics [laughter]. That meant, if you touched it, there would be certain political death." He may not have been electrocuted as the result of the felony he tried to commit against Social Security, but he seems to have learned what the rest of the conservative movement has known for years: Don't attack ...
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