Global view on Bush reflects poor first impression abroad
The piece surveys European views of George W. Bush as a surprise leader from nowhere and accuses him of policy missteps notably rejecting the Kyoto Protocol. It cites British and Guardian commentary and highlights a stark contrast with European parliamentary norms and the label The Oilman. It notes Bush’s limited prior profile before becoming president.
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Bush ethos of limited presidential power and restraint
The author argues that President Bush limits his public appearances and actions, following Founders and Reagan, to avoid overreach. It contrasts with expansive federal power, cites Madison and the 10th Amendment, and asserts restraint sharpens accountability and elevates citizen responsibility.
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Protest tactics evolve from riots to electronic sit-ins
Stanley Crouch contrasts two protest models, the violent Cincinnati riots versus the electronic sit-in sparked by Tom Joyner and BET. He highlights the shift to coordinated calls to action via media and phone lines, urging more sophisticated, lawful pressure while noting risks of misuse. The piece frames a path from past unrest to modern, organized digital activism.
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Bosom themed spate of bizarre international incidents
A satirical column recaps a string of farcical reports from 1999 to 2000 involving bras, topless protests, a ham rubbing charity, and a claim about a tycoon forcing women to breast feed a frog. The piece mocks authorities while piling up improbable incidents and questions.
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