Bush pushes Simon's candidacy

Washington Times ^ | 5/03/02 | Ralph Z. Hallow

[kattracks]

SANTA CLARA, Calif.

[Libertarianize the GOP]

A more unified perspective and than the other Article.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

I like this one better .

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

Sounds like the major party donors are out of step with the rank and file voters.

I don't know who all these wounded pro-choice Republican women are but there can't be that many because Riordan got trounced.

[cartoonistx]

The real problem is Davis' terror campaign against groups and businesses that oppose him. If Simon were a shoe-in (or even not such a long-shot) the big money would be rolling in. But if Davis wins, these "players" fear punishment for having supported his enemy.

[Coop]

Mr. Parsky accompanied Mr. Bush and White House chief strategist Karl Rove on the president's visit, but kept such a low profile that even some state party officials were unaware of his presence and the local press had no opportunity to raise the "Parsky issue."

Let's hope this is the beginning of Mr. Parsky transitioning to a less political career.

[eureka!]

Re#5 Excellent point. Hopefully, Grayout's vulnerability will become clearer and clearer and the $$ will flow to Simon...

[cogitator]

I hope Bush's support will considerably aid Simon. Virginia needed Bush to help Mark Earley's campaign last November, but it was too close to the September 11 events, so they couldn't help enough. Now that the President is back helping the campaigns, it promises better results.

[goldstategop]

Gerald Parsky, a RINO needs to be sent to the beach with a Pina Colada. He ain't the guy who can help Bill Simon win in November.