Following up on nimh's post below about Rich Lowry's reaction to Obama's chance to massively shift the ideological debate going forward, we have David Brooks' withering critique not only of Jindal's horrible response, but of the neo-Goldwater tone being struck by most of the Republican Party, especially in the House. Even Brooks understands that this is simply not responsive to the situation currently confronting the country.
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