Glenn Reynolds unfolds some of that crazy rightwing belief that underlies support for the war:
As I’ve noted in the past, the Iraq invasion was supposed to be the first step in transforming the region, but once we got there we seemed to lose all momentum, and all interesting[sic] in putting pressure on Iran and Syria. As Talleyrand said, you can do anything with bayonets except sit on them.
The world in which our problems in Iraq stem from our failure to properly invade Syria and Iran is a strange one indeed.
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