Word has been building about Mike Pence for some time now, and
for good reason. While keeping himself in the background during the
post-DeLay power jockeying, Pence has quietly been raising his
national profile. On Wednesday he delivered an address to the
Leadership Institute just outside Washington, and after several
days of reflection it seems safe to say that the politicking
conservative will find Pence’s prescription for changing the tide
in Congress at once bracingly potent and refreshingly
delicious.
At the center of his speech was a quote from Dick Armey — “We
do what we ought not to do, in order to get elected to do what we
ought to do but never get around to doing.” Pence wants a
reckoning, and isn’t afraid to lay out his reasoning. I consider
more of his zingers here.
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