"Still not loved. Now not envied" - that's the tag line of this
Article on the world's opinion on America (in the Economist, for a change a free-for-all). Interesting tidbit: America is the number one destination only for Indians - many more people would prefer to immigrate to Australia.
Canada, Britain and Germany are also high on the list before America.
What I find interesting and worrysome is the fact that these opinion are only to a degree related to George W. Bush. The article states that "the Pew polls provide strong evidence that anti-Americanism is more than a blip associated with Mr Bush or Iraq." And "more than half [of the people] think of them [Americans] as greedy and violent and, in the Middle East, as immoral."
I have been living in the USA for ten years now, and sadly, I have to agree with the article. I met many wonderful Americans here, and many have actually quite a harsh opinion about their own country. But the big middleclass certainly things of America as the greatest country in the world, and many sincerely believe that the whole world is knocking on America's door, trying to get in. Well, not any more.