The headline on this morning's Guardian leader says it all really.
"In opting for a troop surge, Mr Bush has ignored the message of the mid-term elections, the Iraq Study Group, Congress, his own top generals and most world opinion . US generals have difficulty enough maintaining current levels of combat-ready troops and are not convinced that more troops will make any difference. Rather than listen to them, Mr Bush has turned to the right, to those who argue that honour and the America's national interests require fighting on. One senses that 'honour' is the more important of the two." (Emphasis mine.)
(OK. So I've already broken my promise not to write about Bush today. Sorry.)
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