No Love for Small Government

December 8, 2008 RSS Feed Print

At least none from Bill Kristol. But the folks at Cato resond:

Undoubtedly, in Kristol’s world, it is President Bush’s commitment to bigger, more expensive, and more intrusive government that has brought about his soaring approval ratings.  Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress were losing because they cut spending to the bone, abolished pork, turned down earmarks, and generally behaved like Barry Goldwater reincarnated.

 

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