Jay Reding manages to do something I hadn't thought possible - add value to a Victor Davis Hanson essay (Dr. Hanson don't hardly never leave no money on the table, so to speak). To wit:
In the end, we have a choice. Either we can admit to ourselves that we’re in a war, and that we have to win it, or we can go back to trying to pretend that the war doesn’t exist until an another September 11 awakes us from our slumber yet again. Given that the next attack could leave 3,000 caring for an entire city rather than other way around, we cannot afford that option.
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