This is my recent letter to the editor of the Wall Street Journal.

What would columnist Gerald Seib have the Republicans do? According to polls, Americans are against most of President Barack Obama's policies: his version of health-care reform, the cap-and-tax bill, the bailouts of the auto unions, wasting money in the stimulus package and out-of-control spending. When Republicans fight against these policies, are they being partisan or responsible?


We need to shrink government, lower the tax burden on individuals and companies, and take national security more seriously. Outside of that, I think gridlock is good. Do we really want either party to have a free ride in passing legislation?

Here is the link to the article (I hope it works)
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704194504575031033202535438.html