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" While President Bush and national GOP leaders are attacking Democrats on such big issues as national security and America 's role in the world , individual Republicans are hitting their opponents hard - - below the belt , some critics say - - on personal and local issues . Anyone who thinks that should read a recent online interview in the Washington Post with Robert Gallucci , who under Bill Clinton negotiated the Agreed Framework of November 1994 that defused - but only postponed , critics say - the first North Korean nuclear crisis . It was a recipe for disaster , critics said ; and , as the economy weakens , the scope of that disaster is only now beginning to come into focus , especially in Southern states . Her allies in the family-values world helped drive the number of complaints about TV and radio indecency to 1.4 million - - a count inflated by form letters , critics say - - in 2004 . Nanotechnology Regulation Needed , Critics Say : Amid growing evidence that some of the tiniest materials ever engineered pose potentially big environmental , health and safety risks , momentum is building in Congress , environmental circles and in the industry itself to beef up federal oversight of the new materials , which are already showing up in ... The money for " free " publishing has to come from somewhere , critics say ; on top of that , many scientists feel unable to afford the hefty fees required by the plan , particularly if they use complex funding streams . " And that 's exactly the problem , critics say : The Sierra Club is really only interested in winners .