Get out of the Old (Europe) and into the Cold

While the Liberal Press gets its panties in a bunch about how much irrelevant countries like Russia, and Old school France and Germany disagree with American foreign policy, time and time again, history has shown us the direct correlation between the performance of the U.S. President and the Slovakian Prime Minister's opinion of the U.S. President.

The New York Times headline Amid a Lukewarm Europe, Bush finds a fan in Slovakia should come as no surprise. It turns out that Slovakia's Prime Minister Mikulas Dzurinda is a huge fan of President Bush: "I like Bush. You know why? Because he told me he doesn't like to write, but he likes to speak to people, and I am the same." That's not all that Dzurinda likes about W. The two men have a lot in common: "We share some experiences. He has two daughters: I have two daughters. The older is 20, the younger is 17. You can imagine." We certainly can Prime Minister Dzurinda, we certainly can.