Stuck Like Lyndon
Stuck Like Lyndon
By Harold Meyerson
Wednesday, September 10, 2003; Page A19
So much for American unilateralism.
As our strategic doctrine of choice, unilateralism had a one-year run, from one Labor Day to the next. A year ago the administration announced we had both the right and the might to run the world free from the constraints of entangling alliances or multinational accords.
George W. Bush didn't repudiate that right in his speech to the nation on Sunday, but he did allow how we didn't have the might.
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