David C. Hendrickson,in Foreign Affairs (Sept.-Oct.1994),58 E. 68th St., New York, N.Y. 10021.
Candidate Bill Clinton's message in the 1992 campaign was plain: President George Bush was neglecting the domestic welfare. He was much too preoccupied with foreign affairs. So well did the Democrat get his message across, observes Hendrickson, a political scientist at Colorado College, that an important fact was obscured: Clinton was calling for a far more ambitious for- eign policy than Bush's. He not...