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Wednesday, April 27, 2005
Coleman still loves Bolton
The Washington Times criticizes Democrats for opposing a presidential nominee. Smilin' Norm says there's nothing wrong with Bolton that a little rebuttal won't fix:
"We sat silent. We made a tactical error. We let one side put on its case, and we didn't respond at all, because we thought we had the votes," said Sen. Norm Coleman, Minnesota Republican and one of Mr. Bolton's staunchest defenders.
Translation: we need to find a way to spin this stuff before the next hearing.
"I think Republicans should get together and go over every allegation and then walk through the responses. The next time we have a hearing, if one side makes the case there will be a rebuttal on the record," he said.
