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Cape of Some Hope

Africa still offers Bush perhaps his best chance to establish a positive track record in foreign affairs.

by Will Englund

Sat. Jul 12, 2008


Africa offers President Bush perhaps his best chance for a positive legacy in foreign affairs.


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Analysis and inside information about the presidency from National Journal's White House correspondents.

Previously in The 1600 Pennsylvania Ave

  • 06 21, 2008 Bush in the Twilight Zone
  • 06 14, 2008 Cycles of Disaster
  • 05 31, 2008 Honeymoon Hegemony
  • 09 08, 2007 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - The Elect and the Electable
  • 08 04, 2007 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - A Bittersweet Farewell

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