The story below was written by Cox News reporter Bob Deans -- who last year was president of the White House Correspondents Association.
Tucked in with the news of Bush's two week vacation are interpretations and analyses. Not news.
Can you find the subjective words?
WASHINGTON - President Bush leaves the White House on Monday to spend Christmas with his family at Camp David, beginning a two-week holiday and winding up a difficult year with what may be the best month of his term.
The past four weeks have brought the capture of Saddam Hussein, news of the strongest economic growth in 20 years, the beginning of prescription drug coverage for millions of Medicare beneficiaries and the end, it seems, to decades of efforts by Libya to build nuclear, chemical and biological arms.
If Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi makes good on his pledge Friday to surrender his weapons of mass destruction and allow international inspections, it would mark a victory in what Bush has defined as the central mission of his presidency: to reduce the threat that the sort of terrorists who carried out the Sept. 11 attacks against this country might somehow get their hands on the world's most dangerous weapons.
"It's a clear achievement on both the diplomatic and the security fronts," said Robert Lieber, professor of government and foreign service at Georgetown University in Washington. "This vindicates the general lines of grand strategy of the administration."
The U.S.-led overthrow of governments in Afghanistan and Iraq have sent a message to other states as well about the seriousness Bush attaches to his mission.
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