Introducing George W. Clinton

From: Jerusalem Post | Date: December 19, 2007| Author: MICHAEL FREUND | Copyright information


Jerusalem Post

12-19-2007

Headline: Introducing George W. Clinton
Byline: MICHAEL FREUND
Edition; Daily
Section: Opinion
Page: 13

Wednesday, December 19, 2007 -- Will the real George W. please stand up? After seven years of fearlessly confronting evil, both rhetorically and militarily, the Bush administration in Washington seems to have faded away, replaced instead by a meek shadow of its former self.

Firm resolve has given way to disa...

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