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1:08 PM, Oct 6, 2005 • By DANIEL MCKIVERGAN

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In his address today before the National Endowment for Democracy, the president made the case that "by standing for the hope and freedom of others, we make our own freedom more secure." Stanford professor Michael McFaul's The Liberty Doctrine, published in Policy Review, further explains why "the spread of liberty should be the lofty and broad goal that organizes American foreign policy for the coming decades."

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