Bush was at the opening of the new WWII memorial...

"Text Of President Bush's Comments
Thank you all very much.

I'm honored to join with President Clinton, President Bush, Senator Dole and other distinguished guests on this day of remembrance and celebration.

And, General Kelley, here in the company of the generation that won the war, I proudly accept the World War II Memorial on behalf of the people of the United States of America.

Raising up this memorial took skill and vision and patience. Now the work is done. And it is a fitting tribute - open and expansive, like America; grand and enduring, like the achievements we honor.

The years of World War II were a hard, heroic and gallant time in the life of our country. When it mattered most, an entire generation of Americans showed the finest qualities of our nation and of humanity. On this day, in their honor, we will raise the American flag over a monument that will stand as long as America itself.

In the history books, the Second World War..."

Is there any question about what he has in mind for this country?