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Rove, Cleland Debate Democracy
Oct 26, 2007 | Updated: 11:36 p.m. ET Oct 26, 2007
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Karl Rove and Max Cleland found themselves in a rare moment of agreement Friday — that America should bring democracy to the world.
But Rove, a former top adviser to President Bush, and Cleland, a former senator from Georgia and triple amputee Vietnam veteran, disagreed strongly about the best method of doing that.
When Rove considered that question, he responded: "Obviously, my answer is yes."
Cleland said his answer was "yes, by example, but not by force," setting up a complicated and at times testy discussion between the two men dominated by the Iraq war.
The men spoke at a forum at Regent University, the Christian school founded by religious broadcaster Pat Robertson.
Cleland pointedly asked Rove: "Why didn't the Bush White House go after Osama bin Laden? Why are we wasting time in Iraq?"
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