Clarke Difference Between Clinton And

Posted on 03/29/2004 by Juan

Clarke: Difference Between Clinton and Bush

For readers who don’t scroll all the way down, just wanted to draw your attention to my posting late Sunday on what Clarke means when he says fighting terrorism was a more urgent consideration for the late Clinton administration than for the early Bush one. I argue that it isn’t a matter of policy, but rather of specific cabinet-level procedures instituted by Clinton and abandoned by Bush.

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