I think the theme that he has really acted out over these hundred days is to leave no special interests behind in almost everything that's been done. President Bush is considered to be learning the ropes of foreign policy. In the standoff with China, Bush received marginal reviews, critics contend that he took too hard of a stance in the early days of the crisis. As time passed Bush realized that the economic consequences of poor diplomacy would be a detriment for both countries. In regards to the Middle East Bush's hands off policy Bush has received mixed reviews.
Results have yet to be seen.
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