I could hardly believe my ears on Greta last night when David Corn said that it was “criminal” that the U.S. had only 100 people working on its weapons teams in Iraq. Now, you can agree that these weapons teams should be beefed up, but “criminal” was a little much coming from Corn. There were only roughly 100 U.N. weapons inspectors on the ground earlier this year in a process that left-wingers defended at the time as totally adequate to deal with Saddam’s weapons. And those inspectors weren’t backed by 150,000-something troops and had to deal with Saddam’s regime and all its monitoring and obstruction. To call the current U.S. effort “criminal” means that the U.N. effort must have been something much worse.