Fred Hiatt takes a look at the changing priorities of Bush's foreign policy, and wonders if the promotion of democracy abroad is really in our national interest.
posted by Joel @ 1:39 PM
Friday, November 19, 2004
A Foreign Policy to Match Bush's Rhetoric? - Washington Post
Fred Hiatt takes a look at the changing priorities of Bush's foreign policy, and wonders if the promotion of democracy abroad is really in our national interest.
Fred Hiatt takes a look at the changing priorities of Bush's foreign policy, and wonders if the promotion of democracy abroad is really in our national interest.
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