Too Little, Too Late

Conservative Paul Craig Roberts says November 2 was An Election That Will Live In Infamy:



On November 2 Americans blew their only chance to redeem themselves in the eyes of the world.



Roberts has impeccable conservative credentials: Reagan's former Asst. Secy. of the Treasury, a former Cato Distinguished Fellow and former Wall Street Journal editor. Currently, he's a senior fellow in Stanford's Hoover Institution, the John M. Olin Fellow at the Institute for Political Economy, and research fellow at the Independent Institute.



And he says what so many of us feel:



The world was waiting hopefully for the sensible American people to rectify the ill-advised actions of a rogue neoconservative administration. Instead, Americans placed the stamp of approval on the least justifiable military action since Hitler invaded Poland.



If only he'd spoken out before the election; if only more of his fellow conservatives had done the same; if only people had listened. If only . . .