According to this article from the Boston Globe, there is a historian of the Cold War, John Lewis Gaddis, who thinks that Bush ranks with the great foreign policy Presidents, in that he, like they, has shaped America's foreign policy beyond his years in office. Peter Schramm, over at No Left Turns, has a good overview. And, here is the article (originally in Foreign Affairs) that Gaddis launched this idea in, the basis for a forthcoming book.
UPDATE: Michael Barone throws in two bits in on Gaddis' thesis.
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