Question

Did the Bush Administration handle the "War on Terror" appropriately? Why or why not? What are the long-term implications for America's place in the world?

Answer 1

Yes, the Bush Administration handled the "War on Terror" appropriately. The ''war on terror'' is an ideological declaration of the USA against terrorism.

The sociologists and economists are of opine that the Bush administration was more appropriate in handling the war on terror than any other USA government. It was more prominent than Barrack Obama's initiative against Al-Queda.

Bush unequivocally declared war against most of the disparate enemies of the USA. The USA army fought exceptionally well in Afghanistan under the leadership of Bush to mitigate terrorism in that country. Bush army fought against the anarchism of Saddam Hussein though their 'terrorist regime'.

The quick action of Bush on the event of 9/11 initiated a lar war against terrorism. He declared the establishment of a new form of morality by diminishing terrorism from the USA. Bush's declaration 'Either you are with us, or you are with terrorists' charged up the USA nationalists and created a rage in the country against all terrorist organizations. Thus, Bush was perfect in handling the fact.

Long-term implications for America's place in the world are as follows:

• The USA became the representative of most of the anti-terrorism campaigns around the globe.

• The USA established its long-term presence in Afghanistan for a long time.

• The USA started becoming the ultimate decider of international political issues