Clinton era foreign policy a transitional period
The Clinton years failed to redefine global rules or institutions amid post Cold War globalization. He prioritized economics with NAFTA and peso bailout, but faltered on U.N. reform, nation building, and multilateralism. The era left no strong policy legacy, with Bush inheriting similar uncertainties and hostility to Clinton remedies.
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Bush's challenge to heal and reconcile in a new era
Cal Thomas argues Bush must pursue genuine reconciliation without alienating supporters or appeasing liberal critics. He warns against overcorrection and urges a plan B to sustain leadership, urging new faces, decisive action, and self-reliance over government dependency. The piece frames Bush as a new director needing a bold, Reaganesque revival of conservative ideas.
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