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Bush's 'Rebuke'

By on 2.8.06 @ 11:00PM

Pretty tame stuff from the leader of the war on terror in his first public comments on the nearly week-old cartoon furor. (In keeping with a career-long habit of being slow out of the blocks.) The cartoon situation, the president said, "requires a lot of discussion and a lot of sensitive thought." If we get any more sensitive, we'll all be dead.

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Paul Beston is associate editor of the Manhattan Institute's City Journal.

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