A nadir of U.S. power
By Sebastian Mallaby | Monday, October 23, 2006 | The Washington Post
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/22/AR2006102200716.html
Another very philosophical essay, this one on the sad state of US power around the world, both politically and economically. A wee sample to give you a feel for the tone:
“…I’m not predicting the end of the American era, not by a long shot. The U.S. business culture is as pragmatic and effective as its political culture is dysfunctional. But has there been a worse moment for American power since Ronald Reagan celebrated morning in America almost a quarter of a century ago? I can’t think of one.” Ditto from this tie-wearing hippie…BS
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hey swigs i made the link to the story active .. MB wants me to make sure you know how 🙂 so call me or I’ll send u an email…
Posted on 23-Oct-06 at 6:56 am | PermalinkP&L
– MAB