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Alan Dowd says it is likely that the next president will employ some aspects of the Bush Doctrine, even if they do not invoke it by name.
Author: Alan W. Dowd
May 5, 2008
Alan Dowd says it is likely that the next president will employ some aspects of the Bush Doctrine, even if they do not invoke it by name.
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