Elizabeth Wilner has this to say among other things:
Just as news of accounting scams and lavish perks toppled corporate titans, the slow drip of revelations about how special interests influence Congress could yet galvanize the electorate to blast some of the top wheeler-dealers out of their fortified luxury bunkers.
The Daily Kos has this to report about a possible anti-incumbent wave in 2006.
Stat of the Week
Hotline: "GOPers "have a vested interest in" Bush's "job approval ratings, as their jobs could be in jeopardy if his numbers don't climb back to near" 50% by 11/06. "From" '62 to '02, the pres.'s "party lost an average of 43 House seats in an off-year election whenever his approval rating dipped below" 50%."
Daily Kos has another great snippet at the same link above, on questions voters should be asking when considering what challenger to support if the incumbent must be booted, entitled: Newsie's Questions to Ask When Getting to Know Lesser Known Candidates.
Time is flying by here at VOID. Organizational efforts continue in the background, as we lay the ground work for moving into public view. David Weller, former press secretary for the Reform Party USA has joined our effort and will assist us in a similar capacity. Coordinators for various activities have been established.
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