That’s what I argue today. A point I didn’t have space to make: Bush was pretty adept at handling these flawed foreign leaders on the ground. He established close working relationships, so he could coax and push as necessary without risking a disastrous meltdown in relations, as we’ve almost seen with Karzai. Obama could learn from that, too.
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Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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