Water works: Ill-timed veto might backfire on Bush
Timing is everything. It's one of the immutable laws of politics and helps explain some of Sen. Jim Inhofe 's current frustration with the White House .
Inhofe, R-Tulsa, has been a prime mover behind a $23 billion water projects bill that would bring $140 million to Oklahoma . In a rare outbreak of consensus this week, the bill passed the Senate 81-12 — yet is threatened with a presidential veto because it contain...
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