To the Editor:
“In Economic Drama, Bush Is Largely Offstage” (White House Memo, front page, April 3):
Far from being of concern, Americans should be encouraged by the fact that President Bush is “detached from the nation’s economic woes,” given his success in other policy areas.
We should all be glad that he is in Eastern Europe (where most people have enough sense to pay no attention to him) “arguing about who should get into NATO,” rather than trying to fix a catastrophe caused in no small part by the anti-regulatory policies of his and like-minded administrations.
If only he had been similarly detached from foreign policy earlier in his administration, perhaps we would not be mired in Iraq as we are today.
In any event, let us hope that Mr. Bush vigorously pursues this policy of detachment from all areas of policy, foreign and domestic.
Robert S. Lee
Houston, April 3, 2008
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