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« Miers Roundup | Main | Why I'm (More) Right on Miers » October 26, 2005Miers and PopulismThose interested in the aforementioned populism/elitism issue within the GOP would do well to read John C. Eastman's "The End of Federalism?" This is a much more informed and insightful narrative of the GOP and Miers, and I'll brand this the 'must read' for today. And if Eastman explains the calculus of the Big Government GOP, David Frum shows how it works inside the Bush White House. Posted by Zach Wendling at October 26, 2005 01:41 PM CommentsPost a comment |
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