Bush and Communism

Paper Summary:

The paper discusses how the United States President George Bush has conducted an active and relentless war on terrorism since the attacks of 9-11, building on the policy of former US President Ronald Reagan. The paper explains that he believes the only way to keep America safe is to keep the world safe as well. The paper relates that communist nations support terrorists militarily and financially because they enjoy seeing nations like America get attacked. The paper contends that the time has come to abolish communism, protect human rights and restore the peaceful existence that the nation once knew. The paper asserts that President Bush is on the right track and it is essential to support his efforts.

Outline:
Introduction
Inherited Agenda
Why
Conclusion

From the Paper:

"Several decades ago the nation was engaged in a Cold War with Russia. The Cold War meant that America and Russia were not in violent combat however, they were sworn enemies and the violence was expected to erupt at anytime. It was during a time when countries announced their intentions of war and then carefully followed the Geneva Convention rules of etiquette as the war was carried out(Michels, 1962). Those times are gone and today the world faces the uncertainty of terrorist attacks not only supported by the members of those committing the acts, but supported by communist nations that are eager to topple America. "

Sample of Sources Used:

• A desert called peace. (Reagan's policy on Angola) National Review; February 28, 1986
• The Collapse of an Inherited Agenda: George Bush and the Reagan Foreign Policy Legacy. (Scholarship). White House Studies; January 1, 2001; Farrar-Myers, Victoria A.;
• Mightier than the sword: the Bush administration's flagging human rights rhetoric. (End Paper).Harvard International Review; 3/22/2003; Mertus, Julie
• Public Opinion and the Contradictions of Jimmy Carter's Foreign Policy. Presidential Studies Quarterly; December 1, 2000; KATZ, ANDREW Z.; 14,169 Words
• Reinventing What for Whom? President and Congress in the Making of Foreign Policy. Presidential Studies Quarterly; March 1, 2000; ROCKMAN,

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