Carter’s speech is pretty posionous. He takes not-very-veiled shots at Bush’s service record. He throws around the words “extremism” and “radical.” He talks of how “disturbing” Bush’s America is, with its manufactured “public panic” and the risks it represents to the “nation’s soul.” The delegates will love it.
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Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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