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Talk about "setting the East ablaze." President Bush has repeated his lectern-thumping warnings to the three states he has nicknamed the "Evil Axis." And the targets of his ire - Iran, Iraq and North Korea - have started firing back insults, North Korea raising the rhetorical stakes by accusing the Bush...
President Bush's explanation won't be particularly reassuring to nervous allies. Elevating to a bookable offense the failure to "hold the values we hold dear true to your heart" may simply have been an unfortunate rhetorical slip on the President's part, but beyond these shores it's read...
America's disappointment, of course, is bin Laden's delight. If he manages to survive the massive U.S. military effort in Afghanistan, he wins an important propaganda victory no matter how much of his movement been destroyed - precisely because of the extent to which America's war against him has...
“I’m at the peak of my rhetorical powers. It will be child’s play to persuade the bouncer at the A. D. that I belong there.”
Back to a "new normalcy" "I came to Atlanta today to talk about an all-important question: How should we live in light of what has happened?" The question, while rhetorical, is very much on the public mind. There is a way, the President went on to say, to live...