Keane, Kagan, and O’Hanlon

Published January 20, 2008 8:14pm ET



The architects of the surge, Frederick Kagan and General Jack Keane, and the man whose judgment of it seems to carry the most weight with the media, Michael O’Hanlon, share a byline in today’s Washington Post. The three start with the passage of the de-Baathification bill in the Iraqi Parliament:

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