Bush blamed for North Korea nuclear threat by critics
The Junction City Daily Union notes critics accuse President Bush of deflecting responsibility for North Korea's nuclear program, arguing past Clinton era deals and late 1990s policies enabled Pyongyang. They contrast Bush’s Iraq war decisions with current sanctions and accountability ahead of elections.
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Government vows no nuclear arms and firm alliance
Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Aso says Tokyo does not see a need for nuclear weapons and trusts the bilateral alliance with the United States. President Bush pledges justice for those behind the murder of about 3,000, signing a law authorizing military trials for terrorism suspects.
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Republican revival needs ideas not power says columnist
The piece argues Republicans lost public trust by chasing power, abandoning ideas, and entertaining endless investigations. It urges bipartisan reform and cites Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus's micro credit as a model for self sufficiency. It warns Democrats could replicate past mistakes unless both parties pursue common objectives.
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Nuclear fears and Bush diplomacy blamed in Reese critique
Charley Reese argues President Bush failed to deter North Korea from nuclear development, faulting his diplomacy, including the axis of evil label and pre emptive war stance. He urges engagement with Russia, China, and South Korea, criticizes Japan’s inclusion, and predicts catastrophe if North Korea is attacked. He signs off urging retirement to Crawford, Texas.
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