The Last Puzzle Pieces Of A Dysfunctional Presidency?
October 21st, 2007 | by Daniel DiRito |An interesting pattern is developing which may provide incontrovert ible evidence that the Bush administrati on’s foreign policy is an unmitigated failure. In reviewing the evidence, this failure may result from the propensity of George Bush to form opinions of foreign leaders based upon unfounded, instantaneou s, and impulsive impressions.
Recent developments in our relationship s with Russia and Pakistan highlight these concerns and raise doubts as to the President’s ability to size-up Vladimir Putin and Pervez Musharraf. While these situations seem to have garnered less attention than the war in Iraq and the tensions with Iran and North Korea; they may soon provide the proof that George Bush’s judgment is fully insufficient and fatally flawed.
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