November 6, 2002

Sullivan calls the election an

Christian Crumlish

Sullivan calls the election an endorsement of the tax cut. I guess even when his team is winning the spin never ends: In his Daily Dish, Andrew Sullivan slips in "...for the tax cuts" as presumably one of the motivating factors that led the electorate to give Bush both houses of Congress. I don't see it.

Posted by xian at November 6, 2002 8:17 AM
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