On the anniversary of Sept. 11, ABC's Charles Gibson interviewed Gov. Sarah Palin and asked her whether she supported the Bush Doctrine. Gibson was rewarded with what he called "a blizzard of words." ...

It’s being taken in some quarters as revelatory of inexperience that Sarah Palin sought clarification when ABC’s Charlie Gibson asked her about the Bush Doctrine. To review, here is the passage from ...

The alarm created by the Bush Doctrine is not entirely a bad thing. It’s not only our friends who are worried. So are our enemies. This helps explain Muammar Qaddafi’s sudden willingness to give up ...

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin seemed puzzled Thursday when ABC News anchorman Charles Gibson asked her whether she agreed with the “Bush doctrine.” “In what respect, Charlie?” she replied. Intentionally or ...

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PRESIDENT BUSH SPELLED it out very clearly, or perhaps someone spelled it for him and he just read it. Whatever, his meaning was clear: We will fight terrorist cells wherever they are. We will not ...

Of course, this new, gentler Pentagon doesn’t go so far as to announce the manual as a repudiation of the Bush Doctrine. But that’s exactly what it is. (See the manual (PDF) and the Pentagon’s press ...

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin had difficulty defining the “Bush Doctrine” during her interview with ABC’s Charlie Gibson Thursday night. Asked if she supports the Bush Doctrine, Palin asked “in what respect ...

The first principle is that the fight against terrorism must continue until it is won. The cry we can t stop short has been interpreted simply as an expression of regret that the Gulf war campaign of ...

If I were in any public foreign policy debate today, and my adversary were to raise the Bush doctrine, both I and the audience would assume — unless my interlocutor annotated the reference otherwise — ...

The world President Bush has described since Sept. 11 is divided between good and evil, a black-and-white map on which each country must choose its color. "Either you are with us," Bush said in his ...

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin seemed puzzled Thursday when ABC News anchor Charles Gibson asked her whether she agrees with the "Bush doctrine." "In what respect, Charlie?" she replied. Intentionally or not ...