Bush's war hawk. (Correspondence).
American Prospect, The, December, 2001 by Pullin, Eric
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JASON VEST'S WELL-written article ["Bush's War Hawk," November 5] is admirably free of ad hominem jibes, and he accurately describes the fault lines within the Bush foreign-policy team successfully except in one crucial regard: Paul Wolfowitz is right. Wolfowitz is right to disparage the multilateralism that Colin Powell and The American Prospect so passionately support.
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Vest's article might have persuaded (although probably not) if he had actually offered a criticism of "unilateralism." Vest should know that simply presenting Wolfowitz's views is not a ...
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