McIlheran is crowing over the warm reception that Bush is receiving in Africa, even while the rest of the world thinks a little less kindly towards him. (I can't imagine why.) Just because he starts an immoral, unjust war, McIlheran figures they should just get over it by now.
But as Bert at folkbum's points out, while Bush's bringing attention to the plight of the African people is commendable, he still can't do it without at least one Bushism.
But the one thing that McIlheran fails to mention: How are they feeling about Bush in Darfur?
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