The Middle East: thinking big: president Bush's several policies don't connect. Here's a better way to bring greater security, democracy, and development to the region.
American Prospect, The, March, 2005 by Leverett, Flynt
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ONE CERTAINLY CANNOT FAULT GEORGE W. BUSH for lacking what his father famously called "the vision thing." Immediately after the September 11 attacks, the president announced a war on all terrorists "with global reach," and warned state sponsors of terrorism "to stand with us or with the terrorists." Two months after the attacks, Bush endorsed a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict more explicitly than any of his predecessors.
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He developed a grand vision for political and economic liberalization in the Middle East, denouncing the ...
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