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FOR years, academics and left-wing activists have been searching for a means of enforcing international law, as they construe it, against the United States. So far, they have not been particularly successful. This was true even throughout Bill Clinton's presidency, when there was a good deal of international-law rhetoric but precious little practical application. Mr. Clinton was, after all, the first U.S. president to reject the International Criminal Court; he also took the United States to war against Serbia without obtaining United Nations approval.
George W. Bush has made clear by word and deed that he will never seek an international "permission slip" to ...