Stanley, on the North Korea point, all the opponents of the war are saying how dangerous the Korean crisis is at the moment. As soon as the Iraq war ends and we turn our attention to North Korea, most of them will flip-flop. I made this point in a column last week. The Democrats will begin to down-play the threat, and a certain fringe will blame a new hard-line U.S. policy toward North Korea on . . . well, you know who.
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Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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