Australia

Ideological Imperatives Warp Bush’s Aid to Africa

January 23, 2009 // The Age - Australia

Will The Rest of The World Follow The U.S.?

January 23, 2009 // The Age - Australia

History Will Smile on Bush

January 23, 2009 // The Australian - Australia

The U.S. and Australia Must Work As One

January 19, 2009 // The Daily Telegraph - Australia

This is a time for optimism. As we launch this new chapter in the US-Australia alliance, together, we will rise to the occasion and create change the whole world can believe in.

History Will Prove Fairer to Bush

January 19, 2009 // The Australian - Australia

History, by looking at the key facts rather than being distracted by the loud ambient noise of the 24-hour news cycle, will probably hand down a far more positive judgment on Bush's presidency than the immediate, knee-jerk loathing of the American and European elites.

Literary Elite Dazzled by Their Own Creation

January 18, 2009 // The Australian - Australia

The shimmering image of Obama we see in the media at the moment is not the man himself but, rather, a dim reflection of the commentators' grandiose self-image, adorned with the obscure glamour of a year-round suntan.

W’s Reputation May Yet Be Saved

January 18, 2009 // Sydney Morning Herald - Australia

Fallen From Grace

January 16, 2009 // The Age - Australia

The Bush years, of course, cannot be rolled back, but there is comfort in knowing that, even on the other side of the Pacific, we can hope we'll never see his like again.

Buy One, Get One Free

January 16, 2009 // The Australian - Australia

HERE is a thought experiment that does not take very much thought. Picture, if you will, Hillary Clinton facing a foreign policy conundrum. With whom will she discuss it first and most intently: with her president or her husband? (I did tell you this wouldn't be difficult.)

Dubya Was in a League of His Own

January 13, 2009 // The Age - Australia

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