A quarter of a century ago, a newly elected Republican president, who campaigned on a promise of a more humble, less arrogant foreign policy was putting together his Cabinet and national security team. By the time he was finished, even the new president’s critics had to agree that the team he had assembled was an impressive one. The new Secretary of State – Colin Powell – had previously served as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and was so popular that he had been urged to run for...





















