Bush wants Jaafari out but says this is all Saddam's doing. A leading Shia cleric wants the US Ambassador recalled. The Sunnis want power back. The Kurds want their own country. Cheney and Rice can't agree on whether mistakes were made.

Makes me wish for Niceville's muffin recipes again.

I think he should quit.
Bush wants him to quit. Saddam wants himto quit, and if he does quit, it'll show the shia who's running their country.
I'm sure Sadr and his 30,000 militia men will understand we know what's best for Iraq and will accept this.
btw, what's the record for the shortest democracy in the world?

Eventually, it may dawn on someone in the administration---no, correction: it probably won't---that the US has done the Iranians job for them by installing an Iranian-linked, Iranian-dominated, Iranian-allied Shiite government in Iraq. One has to wonder if, eventually, we'll find ourselves allied with our current foes: the Sunni insurgents. Boy, what a tangled web we weave...

Ahab; You have to wonder, given the timing of the upcoming Bush Admin/mad ayatollah meeting, just what Bush is prepared to trade away to Iran to get them to pull their support for this guy.
regan sold the Iranians weapons to fund his nun-killers. What is Bush going to give Iran to save his ass in Iraq?