Misoverestimated: yes, the hard-liners have outflanked and humiliated Colin Powell. But don't feel sorry for him. He has no one to blame but himself.(Cover Story)
American Prospect, The, April, 2004 by Steinberger, Michael
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IN JULY 2003, PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH MADE A five-nation tour of Africa. The purpose of the visit was to cast American foreign policy in a gentler light after the diplomatic donnybrook over Iraq--by, among other things, showcasing the Bush administration's seriousness about combating Africa's AIDS pandemic.
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But Africa didn't have the president's undivided attention. En route from Washington to Dakar, Senegal, Secretary of State Colin Powell met privately with Bush aboard Air Force One to discuss North Korea. It was a fraught subject for Powell. Shortly after taking office in ...
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