Informed Speculation

The Wall Street Journal has some ideas on how Republicans can get their mojo back and motivate the base prior to the elections, including extending the Bush tax cuts, offering health care choice, reforming the Endanger Species Act, and my own favorite, budgeting reform:

Reform Congressional budgeting, by passing the line-item veto and ending static revenue scoring at the Joint Tax Committee. Another good idea is the effort by Arizonans Jeff Flake in the House and John McCain in the Senate to end earmark abuse. A return to some spending self-discipline will count for much more with conservative voters than will “lobbying reform,” which is a Beltway trope designed by the same crowd that promoted the “campaign-finance reform” that empowered George Soros.

I am, of course, in the process of putting together my own ideas for a winning agenda. Parts I and II can be found here and here…