Last week I predicted ("The Empire Is Striking Back") that Democrats and the pundits would use Kiane’s victory to make the argument that the GOP must move to the “center.” David Broder’s Washington Post column, "The Political Center Makes a Comeback," answers the call. In it, Broder gleefully predicts a paradigm change in the way […]
Last week I predicted ("The Empire Is Striking Back") that Democrats and the pundits would use Kiane’s victory to make the argument that the GOP must move to the “center.” David Broder’s Washington Post column, "The Political Center Makes a Comeback," answers the call. In it, Broder gleefully predicts a paradigm change in the way elections are won. He, of course, is wrong. But it makes for a heck of a column.
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