How was US foreign policy cleverly changed by Bush?

Does anyone remember a debate in the U.S. Congress re changing our foreign policy from one of containment to preemption?

I don't recall that President Bush made clear his foreign policy changes when the Congress voted to support his military action proposal against Iraq without further action by the Congress.

It seems to me that the Congress did not understand what the scope of it's vote meant. It is obvious that the Media also did not understand Bush's intent. The only people who seemed to understand the ramifications were brushed aside by the Bush Administration, the Media and other pundits. Attempts to silence the questioners have been effective but not complete. We need to ask more questions about what the future US foreign policy is to be in the world.

Refer to my post "IMPORTANT: WAR PLAN CONSEQUENCES" for that new policy.

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