Its divide and conquer once again, Bush's strategy from the start. It reeks of fear mongering.
Even with an historically low approval rating, and immense resentment for 8 years of divisive politics from the majority of Americans, Bush doesn't flinch and keeps up the assault.
NYT: The President Goes Negative
President Bush’s penchant for slash-and-burn politics, learned at the feet of Karl Rove and the late Lee Atwater, is unseemly when practiced at home. It is shameful for the president and damaging for the country when put on display abroad."We also yearn for a more civilized and respectful political dialogue." - this is key.
McCain...spent much of his week running away from Mr. Bush but endorsed this language enthusiastically.
We also yearn for a more civilized and respectful political dialogue. That is essential for a healthy democracy. It is also essential for regaining the world’s respect.
One thing to keep in mind surrounding the notion of talks with Iran:
US ready to talk with Iran
May -2007: The Bush administration today made it clear it was willing to engage in high-level talks with Iran during an international conference on Iraq in Egypt this week.
The US secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, will attend the event in Sharm el-Sheik, as will the Iranian foreign minister, Manouchehr Mottaki.
Should they meet face to face at the two-day meeting, starting tomorrow, it will be the highest-level contact between the two countries for almost three decades.
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