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So Lamar Alexander has thrown his hat in the ring for Senate minority whip...in fact he's claiming victory already, over rival Trent Lott. If the GOP is going to make a comeback by returning to its small-government, low-spending low-tax roots, this guy is the wrong guy. Remember just a couple short years ago...

GOP Senator Lamar Alexander plans to offer an amendment that will authorize states and localities to tax the Internet. Alexander's plan would allow state legislators and city councils to establish a local tollbooth for accessing the information superhighway. This law would reverse the ban on Internet taxation that has existed virtually since the Internet was first invented. For his effort on behalf of the National Governors Association and other organizations, Alexander is making a real name for himself as the senator that wants to allow the Internet to be taxed.

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