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This article is an interesting analysis in that it would tend to suggest that Senator Daschle is not an obstructionist partisan whose inept leadership in the Senate managed to retard virtually every initiative proposed by the House of Representatives and the President of the United States, both of which are supported by the majority of citizens of the United States.

It is interesting in that it neglects to mention that Senator Daschle deliberately obfuscated the will of the people and disregarded the interests of the Union in favour of his own personal and political agenda.

It is interesting in that it declines to note that when Senator Tom Daschle controlled the Senate schedule, it did nothing, and he had the audacity and dishonesty to blame the Republicans for the very legislative traffic jam he himself created.

Senator Daschle has the spine of Mr Neville Chamberlain, and the statesmanship of Mr Andrew Jackson -- that is to say, none and none, respectively. Which, I should think, is appropriate for such a jackass.