Thanks for Your "SORT OF" Expert Advice, SORT OF

Bush: Pakistan, Not Iraq, Next President's Big Task
From US News Political Bulletin
On Fox News Sunday, Bill Kristol recounts that in a 90-minute, mostly off-the-record meeting with a small group of journalists last week, President Bush "conveyed the following impression, that he thought the next president's biggest challenge would not be Iraq, which he thinks he'll leave in pretty good shape, and would not be Afghanistan, which is manageable by itself. ... It's Pakistan." We have "a sort of friendly government that sort of cooperates and sort of doesn't. It's really a complicated and difficult situation."


Thanks for that insightfully astute analysis of the political landscape, Sir.
What about China? North Korea? South America?
And how about the Saudis? They are a "sort of friendly government that sort of cooperates and sort of doesn't, too. Oh, wait, but but your administration (along with a other earlier administrations) were in bed with their leaders, so there is no perceived issue there.