The Marshall Legacy Institute is launching a public awareness campaign. Board members such as Anthony Lake, Clinton's first-term national security adviser, will take dogs, with their trainers, to churches and schools to pass the hat. Despite our shameful showing on the land-mine treaty, we can take pride in the fact that no country is doing as much as we are to demine the world. The touring dogs will be expected to do the heavy lifting on public relations. If they get invited, the dogs are so smart they would not need to be told to find President Bush and lick his hand.
Dogs often lick hands.
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