It is hard to find the application of a consistent philosophy in the Bush administration. His foriegn policy does seems very Wilsonian to me, trade policy appears globalist, domestic policy appears socialist but his appointment to the court, UN, etc appear conservative, so I am at a lost to understand just what the Bush admin is.
That seems to be a fair assessment...he does defy traditional models. He didn't come to the White House with any kind of Wilsonian agenda though and while I have thought he compromised on certain policies to protect his priorities, I'm not sure that's true either. Hard to know, as you say.
I'm happy to celebrate his victories (tax cuts, judicial appointments, aggressive approach to terrorism, etc.) and look to continue rightward in 2008.