Bush Life and Family Policies Lead to Better Relations with Developing World says Expert
"There has been an incredible change in US foreign policy" since Bush became President.
See todays' LifeSiteNews.com Special Report of an interview with Dan Zeidler, a representative of the Latin American Alliance for the Family (ALAFA, based in Caracas, Venezuela).
Zeidler has some fascinating insights into the major, positive difference that Bush administration domestic social policies could have in Latin America if they were broadly implemented into U.S. foreign policy.
USAID especially needs major changes to conform with Bush administration pro-family and pro-life policies.
See todays' LifeSiteNews.com Special Report of an interview with Dan Zeidler, a representative of the Latin American Alliance for the Family (ALAFA, based in Caracas, Venezuela).
Zeidler has some fascinating insights into the major, positive difference that Bush administration domestic social policies could have in Latin America if they were broadly implemented into U.S. foreign policy.
USAID especially needs major changes to conform with Bush administration pro-family and pro-life policies.
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Hehe,
Bush has got 15% worldwide approval ratings. That means, like 85% of the people dislike him. Are you tryna make Bush out to be generally 'likeable' by the rest of the world? If you are, yer a liar.
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