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We just had to kill enough of both and it ended. Same with islam.

The matter at hand , defeat of Islamic fascism, has moved beyond Iraq and Afghanistan. Although it is important to sustain our excellent efforts in those two countries, the first campaigns in the WOT, the focus will now increasingly shift to Iran and Pakistan.

Nothing, a Dim victory in 2006 or 2008 included, will alter this. Whether America rightly recognizes the need to keep to the Pub's in power or wishes to temporarily avoid the inevitable by returning the party of treason to majority status, the final confrontation with the Mullahs will come. It will come because the Mullahocracy demands that this must be the case.

And when Tehran etc. are smoking ruins, no one outside Iran and some areas of Pakistan will really care. The crucial question is now centered on how much damage will have occurred in the US as a result of terrorist attacks prior to the day of reckoning. And so the Pub's must constantly beat the drum that proclaims the absence of terrorist strikes on the US as a result of our strong military responses to 9/11.

The economy, immigration, global warming, and the next American idol etc. should not not be on the minds of the majority when they they stand in the election booth, if the Right plays their best hand between now and November 7.

Sadly, I must agree with your assessment.

Believe me, I do not look at this as a debate. I get no special thrill of seeing folks agree with me. This is the way it is. Nothing more. The very existence of civilization as we know it and as we wish it to be is what hangs in the balance.
I have no children. I'm in my early 60's. I live in an area of the country that is target poor for terrorists. Basically, aside from my love of my country, I have no dog in this fight. This WOT, not just the battle that is Iraq, will be going on long after I pass. The less ruthlessly that we fight it, the longer it will be.