We Didn't Push The Russians To Intervene,

We Look A Little Bit Disorderly, Indecisive, Leaderless. That's A Real Problem, And That's A Problem That Concerns Me Particularly On Foreign Affairs. The Presidency, Not Just President Obama, But The Presidency In Recent Years Has Lost Some Of The Terrain That They Used To Dominate In The Making Of Foreign Policy. I Think President Obama Has To Make A Serious Effort To Regain It Because He Lost Some Of It Himself.

War On Terrorism Defines The Central Preoccupation Of The United States In The World Today, And It Does Reflect In My View A Rather Narrow And Extremist Vision Of Foreign Policy Of The World's First Superpower, Of A Great Democracy, With Genuinely Idealistic Traditions.

Bipartisanship Helps To Avoid Extremes And Imbalances. It Causes Compromises And Accommodations. So Let's Cooperate.

I Was Confident About America And The Idea That In America People Can Become American Without Masking Their Ethnic Identity.

What Is Most Important To The History Of The World? The Taliban Or The Collapse Of The Soviet Empire? Some Stirred-up Moslems Or The Liberation Of Central Europe And The End Of The Cold War?