Bush gains from Panama intervention boosts image
President Bush secures new credibility after the Panama operation ending Noriega’s surrender, praised across party lines. Analysts call it a bold, risky high-wire act that reinforces his defense and domestic policy stance while shaping the 1990s political landscape.
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