BACK in the 1990s when Thomas J. Donohue was president of the American Trucking Associations, a subordinate raised a question at a staff meeting.
Some of the association’s members, the aide said, wondered whether it was really necessary for the group’s president to fly on a private jet.
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This is a well written and important article. It is an example of what is wrong in the United States. The Chamber of Commerce and Mr. Donohue are example of my way or the highway leadership types that make reaching consensus on issues nearly impossible.
Broder doesn't seem to know whether he was writing a profile of Donohue, or a piece about the role of the Chamber in DC. Unfortunately, this report doesn't give a full picture of either.
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