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Is Anyone Excited About The Waxman Bill?, Ctd.

By The Daily Dish
Jun 26 2009, 12:38 PM ET

Michael Goldfarb is:

Basically, cap and trade strikes me as the Iraq war of the Democratic domestic policy agenda. It's the overreach moment. It's a massive program that, unlike health care reform, no one is demanding, no one understands, and no one can explain. Cap and trade may be the only thing that can save the Republican party from eight years in the wilderness.

Pure Rove.



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