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Summit's Goal: Perpetuate Repression of Palestinians "After meeting their own low expectations for the Annapolis conference amid intense skepticism, Bush administration officials crowed with delight," said an Associated Press story. And well they might. It was more symbolism than substance, but President Bush looked almost presidential. But all Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert really agreed on was to negotiate -- Bush called it "hard bargaining." "Hard bargaining" with Olmert and Abbas (and Bush too) at record low levels of support domestically?

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Summit's Goal: Perpetuate Repression of Palestinians

"After meeting their own low expectations for the Annapolis conference amid intense skepticism, Bush administration officials crowed with delight," said an Associated Press story.

And well they might. It was more symbolism than substance, but President Bush looked almost presidential.

But all Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert really agreed on was to negotiate -- Bush called it "hard bargaining."

"Hard bargaining" with Olmert and Abbas (and Bush too) at record low levels of support domestically?