Can't Republicans let Bob Dole be Bob Dole?

From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: July 21, 1996| Author: ROBERT RENO | Copyright information

Panic is never a pretty sight, but the number of Republican leaders publicly and privately hyperventilating about the wretchedness of Bob Dole's performance as their presumptive nominee is particularly unseemly.

The rush of Republican fault-finding is led by Sen. Al D'Amato (R-N.Y.), who whined that Dole's campaign of which is he supposed to be co-chairman is "unfocused."

The usual Republican columnists and commentators are piling on with uncommon savagery. George Will accu...

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