A front-page story in The Post last week suggested that the Bush administration has no backup plan in case the surge in Iraq doesn't work. I wonder if The Post and other newspapers have a backup plan in case it does.
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No one is asking American journalists to start emphasizing the "good" news. All they have to do is report what is occurring, though it may conflict with their previous judgments. Some are still selling books based on the premise that the war is lost, end of story. But what if there is a new chapter in the story?
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Monday, March 12, 2007
I'll show you mine - you show me your's
Kagan calls the Democrat's bluff: you want the military's back-up plan if the surge doesn't work - then what is your's if it does?
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