Commentary
A generation later, George H.W. Bush’s many presidential speeches about the “new world order” are especially striking for a naive-sounding but rigidly ideological outlook with origins on the Utopian and Marxist left.
Vice-President George Bush gives a press conference at the hotel Inter-Continental in Helsinski, on April 7, 1983. STRINGER/AFP/Getty Images
Diana West
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