
Here’s someone who’s actually making some sense:
Asked about the desirability of distancing oneself from George W. Bush, (Tom) Cole (Republican Congressman from Oklahoma) told The Washington Post that "it's not for me to second-guess the president of the United States."
Yes, it is. That is precisely the constitutional obligation of a member of Congress – to second-guess, challenge, question, and, when necessary, serve as a check on a president.
- Mickey Edwards, former Republican Congressman from Oklahoma
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