National Review‘s Victor Davis Hanson has an insightful piece on the “complicated” anger of the Democratic establishment.
Despite acrimony at home, the politics of two national elections and a third on the horizon, and the slander of war crimes and incompetence, those on the battlefield of Iraq have almost pulled off the unthinkable – the restructuring of the politics of the Middle East in less than three years.
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