International Activists Say Bush Has Lost Credibility On Democracy
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"People living in tyranny need to know they are not forgotten," President Bush told a conference in Prague.
"People living in tyranny need to know they are not forgotten," President Bush told a conference in Prague.Photo Credit: By Evan Vucci -- Associated Press
Washington Post Robin Wright June 10, 2007 09:38 AM
President Bush waxed eloquent about democracy in Prague's majestic Czernin Palace last week, pledging to the assembled dissidents from 17 countries that the United States "will never excuse your oppressors" and, "We will always stand for your freedom." It was the centerpiece speech of his European tour.
But the scorecard for the Bush administration, four years after it began promoting democracy as the key to the United States' long-term security, shows it striking out, according to analysts and activists who originally...
President Bush waxed eloquent about democracy in Prague's majestic Czernin Palace last week, pledging to the assembled dissidents from 17 countries that the United States "will never excuse your oppressors" and, "We will always stand for your freedom." It was the centerpiece speech of his European tour.
But the scorecard for the Bush administration, four years after it began promoting democracy as the key to the United States' long-term security, shows it striking out, according to analysts and activists who originally...
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