The Democrat turned Republican strategist goes public with his falling out of love with President Bush, and the doubts about his leadership, and about the war, that have been bubbling up since even before the 2004 election. So now he tells us.
Hear from the new, "gentle" Matt Dowd here.
To be fair, Dowd has shown a propensity for favoring "unifying" solutions to the nation's major problems, such as his push last year for Republicans to embrace " comprehensive immigration reform," and his warning to the president's people that they would need to increase their support among minorities. Still, it's interesting that those who have fallen away from the president couldn't manage to do so when it counted: before the 2004 election.
Still, I'll take Dowd at his word that his view has changed, and wish him the best trodding through the African plain... Labels: Bush administration, Matthew Dowd, President Bush, stay out of the Bushes, worst president ever |
