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Jewish World Review Jan. 24, 2005 / 14 Shevat, 5765 Bush's Majestic Plans By Tucker Carlson http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | Say what you want about the current administration: It aims high. You won't catch George W. Bush prattling on about school uniforms or midnight basketball. Bush's plans are far more majestic than that. So it was no surprise that Thursday's inaugural address contained not a single micro-policy. Instead the Bush administration's stated policy is nothing less than ending tyranny in the world. To which the obvious response is: Couldn't we start smaller — by, say, fixing the D.M.V? Ending tyranny is indeed a noble aspiration, maybe even a useful one. As Bush put it, "the survival of liberty in our land increasingly depends on the success of liberty in other lands." This is true. But it is also true that there will always be tyranny in other lands. Just as there will always be human weakness and greed and evil. None of this is going away. While it's here, we will have to deal with it. So we will continue to negotiate with dictators. We will look the other way as they oppress their populations. We will do this because, sometimes, falling short of our high-minded goals is in our interest. And America's interests are what American presidents are charged with protecting. So bring on the lofty rhetoric. Let it inspire us, make us proud to be Americans. But let's not lie to ourselves. People get killed that way. Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in Washington and the media consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. CARLSON'S LATEST "Politicians, Partisans, and Parasites: My Adventures in Cable News.   The book is not about bashing liberals (indeed, Carlson admits that his Ober-liberal cohost James Carville is "one of my favorite people"), but about the colorful and at times irreverent people who make politics so interesting-and entertaining. The author reserves his criticism for stuffy politicians who take themselves too seriously, and he lavishes praise on those who make good on-air guests. Sales help fund JWR. JWR contributor Tucker Carlson is a journalist, college instructor, public speaker and host and managing editor of the PBS show "Tucker Carlson: Unfiltered". Comment by clicking here. 01/17/05: The Real Problem with American Journalism 01/11/05: Can't buy me love 12/07/04: Who's responsible for the stolen Ukrainian election? 11/09/04: Commitment of Bush voters 11/01/04: America's Big Winner 10/25/04: Not voting is also a choice 10/12/04: The X Prize 09/27/04: Authenticity vs. hypocrisy 09/20/04: Appealing to the ‘Alzheimer's vote’ — no joke 09/13/04:Who are our soldiers in Iraq? 09/07/04: Racial diversity at the RNC 08/30/04: Here's a scary thought: Political expression has been criminalized and nobody seems to care 08/16/04: Heterosexuality as a political ploy © 2005 Tucker Carlson