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Remark by GOP campaign official irks White House
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The White House yesterday all but invited the firing of a high-ranking Republican campaign official who told GOP candidates to feel free to break away from President Bush's policies.
Despite the White House unhappiness with his remark, Rollins' job apparently is safe — for now.
Presidential spokesperson Martin Fitzwater refused to express confidence in the official, Edward J. Rollins. Rollin is co-chairperson of the National Republican Congressional Committee and a one-time political director in Ronald Reagan's White House.
"There was no suggestion of Ed's leaving before the election," said Rep. Guy Vander Jagt, R.Mich., chairperson of the committee. Vander Jagt spoke with reporters after Bush met with GOP leaders.
Rollins angered the White House with an Oct. 15 memo advising candidates on changes in their campaign themes and messages.
The GOP committee played down the flap.
Saying that voters were confused about Republican positions on taxes, Rollins wrote, "Do not hesitate to oppose either the president or (budget) proposals advanced in Congress."
Bush, during a Rose Garden appearance, dodged questions about Rollins.
"Is he in hot water? Good question," said John Roberts, communications director of the congressional committee. "We don't have any indication that he is. Honestly, if in fact he was not replaced, we haven't heard it."
Asked if Rollin's should be fired.
Fitzwater replied, "That's up to the committee."
Bush's popularity sags
Official says president knew ratings would dip
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Did President Bush squander a rare 80 percent approval rating in a series of misfeeds and errors on taxes and the budget?
Critics suggest he did. But you wouldn't know it from listening to White House officials. They say the president is braised but undaunted, and he knew all along his ratings in the polls would plunge.
Before the ink was even applied to the new budget agreement, the White House was trying yesterday to mend fences and salvage what it could of Bush's sagging popularity.
Tired of fighting with other Republicans, the president is prepared to hit the campaign trail again to beat up on Democrats.
Forget about the budget, focus on other areas in which Republicans don't agree with Democrats, the message from the White House went on.
But the picture of GOP unty that he White House carefully sought toaint didnt have to long to smear.
By the time Rep. Newt Gingrich walked the 100 yards from the Rose Garden to the battery of microphones in the White House driveway, he was again airing his displeasure with the budget.
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