So, how many Friedmans before the wingnut faction begins to whip up the all-war all the time rhetoric in advance of the next "Shock and Awe" campaign?

President Bush, invoking the same language that he used to describe Iraq before the March 2003 invasion, called Iran a "grave threat" and said "there must be consequences" for Tehran's actions. "It is time for Iran to make a choice," Bush said in a speech to the American Legion's national convention in Salt Lake City.
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Since his 2002 State of the Union speech, when he singled out Iran as part of an "axis of evil," Bush has tried without success to roll back Tehran's nuclear energy program. He has asserted, without offering proof, that it is a cover for weapons development.my emphasis

Up next, the outing of a super-secret intelligence operative, the mau-mauing of the disloyal opposition and the pundits get to ride around in tanks for a weekend at Fort Irwin and 29 Stumps.