The Power House

By Susan Trento
St. Martin’s Press, 1992, pp. 193 - 200

important to the movement conservatives but the WhiteHouse realized how politically volatile they were. "Thedecision making, I think, a lot of times was pragmatic, notsort of a two-faced ideological decision making. And if aGray could come in and make pragmatic arguments aboutwhy you don't want to overdo, they would listen to him," saida Reagan political appointee.