[snarkytart]

Maybe this guy needs to read about the “BUSH DOCTRINE” because even the Washington Post said it was a confusing question.

[gleeaikin]

It was reported that the “Bush Doctrine” was the concept that we had the right to engage in preemptive war, as we did in 2003, although Saddam Hussein had not attacked us or anyone else as he had in 1990 when he entered Kuwaite. This unfortunately pulled us away from finishing the job in Afghanistan. [And means my son will be sent back there for a second tour next year.]

It that is correct, then it is clear from her answer that she had no idea what it was.

[gitmo]

I thought Charlie Gibson missed the Bush Doctrine as well. He said the Bush Doctrine was that the US has a right to pre-emptive strikes. That's not the doctrine Bush articulated after 9-11. He said that we would treat any nation that harbors, protects, or tolerates terrorists in their midst as terrorist nations. They were by definition enemies of the US in the war on terror.