The “Know Nothing” party of the 1850s has obviously reemerged. After four years of “it is all Bush’s fault,” Blaming Bush for everything is no longer tenable. Now none of the leaders in Washington know anything about anything, hence the reemergence of the Know Nothing party.
Meredith Ward Ed.D
Monroe
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