D-Day in Pa. Vote Toomey.   William F. Buckley Jr.  President
Bush went to Pittsburgh on Monday and called on Republicans (you
have to be one, to qualify to vote in next Tuesday’s primary) to
vote for the incumbent senator, Arlen Specter. That endorsement
sent shivers down the spines of GOP conservatives, who are
rooting for the other candidate, Patrick J. Toomey.  The
presidential endorsement is, after all, political dutifulness.
Memory recalls a huge rally of conservatives at Garden City,
Long Island, in 1962. The speaker was their hero, Senator Barry
Goldwater, whose nomination for president was the heart’s desire
of the 2,000 persons present. The enemy, in those days, was
Senator Jacob Javits, resented routinely because he was a
political liberal, but despised because he was a Republican.
There is no fury like that felt by the priestly caste against
impostors. Everyone was waiting to hear the answer to the
question: Senator Goldwater, do you endorse the reelection of
Senator Javits?  “Yes.” Stunned silenc