Commentary

The Obama Doctrine: Bend at the Waist

By Troy Senik
Thursday, November 19 2009

For all the volumes that are filled about the foreign policy predilections of American presidents, a commander-in-chief’s attitude towards foreign affairs can often be captured in a single iconic moment. There’s John F. Kennedy staring into a camera while explaining the Cuban Missile Crisis to the American people; Jimmy Carter scolding the nation about its “inordinate fear of communism;” Ronald Reagan boldly challenging Mikhail Gorbachev in front of the Brandenburg Gate, and George W. Bush, bullhorn in hand, standing defiantly atop the ruins of the World Trade Center.

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