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C.G.: No, the Bush Doctrine, enunciated September 2002, before the Iraq war. -- From “ABC World News” anchor Gibson’s interview with the Republican vice presidential nominee, broadcast Sept ...
Palin And The Bush Doctrine. I watched the first clip of Sarah Palin's interview with Charlie Gibson, and to me, the most striking part was her complete inability to answer the question: ...
Where is the debate over the Bush Doctrine? Until Sarah Palin made clear she had never heard of it, nobody -- including the presidential candidates -- had trouble understanding what it was.
Charles Gibson: Do you agree with the Bush Doctrine? John Kenney: I’m not sure I understand the question. C.G.: The Bush Doctrine. President Bush’s doctrine. The doctrine that he believes in ...
War Stories New Doctrine Same as the Old Doctrine Reports of the death of “cowboy democracy” are greatly exaggerated.
The world President Bush has described since Sept. 11 is divided between good and evil, a black-and-white map on which each country must choose its color. "Either you are with us," Bush said in ...
It's being taken in some quarters as revelatory of inexperience that Sarah Palin sought clarification when ABC's Charlie Gibson asked her about the Bush Doctrine. To review, here is the passage ...
But while Palin may not know what the Bush Doctrine is, she seemed, in her answers, to have adopted his approach to world affairs. As Bush did, Palin comes to national office with little knowledge ...
The Bush Doctrine is on the verge of making a comeback. As Jeb Bush weighs a presidential bid, the former Florida governor on Tuesday laid out his foreign policy precepts, which closely mirror ...
Packaging the Bush Doctrine. By William Schneider. September 1, 2004. Share. Save. President Bush has an image of being a bold, risk-taking, sometimes reckless leader.
The Bush Doctrine, by contrast, is the path to victory — if we get that one addendum right. It is this: Our enemies are not driven by American foreign policy, our friendship with Israel, our ...
The political conditions of this Inauguration are odd. President Bush is the first president since 1928 to bring Republican control of all federal government -- the White House, Senate, and House ...