John Sununu, the new White House Chief of Staff, is not happy with the press he’s getting. So the governor sat down with Cato the other day in the Roosevelt room, a conference room just across from the Oval Office, to set the record straight. Following are excerpts from what we said:
Cato: The argument against the Bush Presidency goes something like this: the Administration is rudderless, lacking a coherent domestic and foreign-policy agenda, tackling issues in piecemeal fashion without any sense of direction. Is that charge fair? If not, then, what are your priorities?
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