Cobb linked up this perceptive and surprisingly even-handed look at one of the fundamental differences between Kerry's vision of foreign policy and Bush's:

This election is not just a conflict of two men, but is a comprehensive conflict of visions ... How do we conceive of an international order in the post-9/11 world? Bush, the conservative, conceives of a flexible, organic, spontaneous order. Kerry, the liberal, conceives of a more rationalist, planned and managed order.

I'm voting for Bush because "planned and managed" has already been tried and has failed miserably. No surprise the people most wedded to Kerry's vision seem to be (for the most part) born after 1970.