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venerdì, maggio 21, 2004
George W. Clinton. Un riassunto delle politiche economiche e sociali adottate da Bush che dovrebbero piacere alla sinistra liberal e un interessante confronto tra l’attuale presidente ed il suo predecessore.
Sure, Clinton was inclined toward liberalism, and Bush toward conservatism, but neither of them would let ideology get in the way of purely political ends on most policy matters (I think Clinton had a genuine, if somewhat shallow, commitment to racial equality, and Bush has a genuine commitment to his vision the War on Terror). In other words, Clinton and Bush are typical politicians trying to govern from the center while placating their parties' base, much more alike than they are different, and the constant attempt by partisans on either side to pretend otherwise is grating. |
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