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In light of President Bush's public embrace of absolutes such as Good and Evil, it's surprising that he sought refuge in ambiguity when responding to questions about Harken Energy's ledger sheets by saying accounting procedures aren't always "black and white." But instead of pillorying him for his moral ambiguity, says Evan P. Schultz, we should get him to see that other things, like the war on terrorism, aren't black and white, either.
August 02, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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