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The Wall Street Journal today uses Nevada 3rd Congressional District Democratic candidate Dina Titus as an example of how Democrats candidates are incorporating into their campaigns some of John McCain's viewpoints about the need for offshore drilling to hold down gasoline prices. The WSJ says as gasoline prices worry voters, offshore drilling could be the decisive issue in some campaigns, including Titus' bid to unseat incumbent Republican Jon Porter.
Titus helps rewrite Democratic line on drilling
(via The Wall Street Journal) · August 21, 2008 · 8:41 AM
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