Erik Swabb
AS THE war in Iraq enters its fifth year with no end in sight, the public's desire to leave Iraq is understandable. But it is also unfortunate. The troop "surge" and the accompanying new security plan for Baghdad stand a real chance of reducing violence to a level that will allow the Iraqi government to emerge as a legitimate authority ... (Full article: 760 words)
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