When it comes to describing what's wrong with the Bush administration and what's right with others, that is as concise and clear a statement as I've ever seen.
Problem was, Clinton sold a bucket of sh--. His foreign policy was non-existent...and his administration was so good at marketing, he managed to sell a non-existent foreign policy as a foreign policy. This administration is practically the exact opposite: they have a foreign policy, it's actually a fairly well-formulated and self-consistent one (note, however, that neither of those actually means it's good), but they can't sell it...
...or won't sell it. Probably a combination of both, and directly related to the confronational attutude vis-a-vis the press this administration purposely formed early on (again, as opposed to Clinton, who courted the press, and was largely loved by them even when they were beating the living sh-- out of him). Tough to deliver your message when you've alienated your messengers by telling them you don't think its their job to deliver the message.