DeeAnn Divis: Ethical issues will likely have limited impact on fall elections

Published June 28, 2006 4:00am ET



Voters watching the ballooning lobbying and congressional bribery scandals have reached a consensus of opinion: Both parties are performing wretchedly.

That assessment, however, is unlikely to have a major impact on the fall elections as the electorate is following other issues far more closely. While the unhappiness with Congress continues to grow, the reasons have more to do with the Iraq war and other issues than with ethical lapses.

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