CONGRESS

Gassed Up

Republicans eager to score election-year points think they've found an opening on gasoline prices.

by Richard E. Cohen

Sat. Jun 14, 2008


GOP members of Congress are responding to the angry public torrent over $4-per-gallon gasoline--but not with legislation. Instead, their response has been a perfect political storm of electioneering.

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