The crisis for Iraq of the war of ISIS has been meet by U.S. and British advice that Prime Minister Malaki quit. During a crisis the first thing friends suggest is that the leadership resigns. Regime change must be a good policy since President Obama has pursued that across the Middle East. Voters in the U.S.A. need to wait until November 2016.
http://www.bostonglobe.com/news/world/2014/06/20/iraqi-prime-minister-will-not-quietly-foes-friends-say/2Z1t8SVGTzSjrCi9l0ivTP/story.html
After the crisis is over and ISIS rolled up (if that should occur) might be a better time to change leadership. Like all bureaucrats and even American politicians that never fade away gracefully any more Iraq's P.M. has held on. They may need a war leader and someone able to build national unity. It is improbable that President Obama's advisers will offer practical advice on how to stop the violence realistically.
http://www.bostonglobe.com/news/world/2014/06/20/iraqi-prime-minister-will-not-quietly-foes-friends-say/2Z1t8SVGTzSjrCi9l0ivTP/story.html
After the crisis is over and ISIS rolled up (if that should occur) might be a better time to change leadership. Like all bureaucrats and even American politicians that never fade away gracefully any more Iraq's P.M. has held on. They may need a war leader and someone able to build national unity. It is improbable that President Obama's advisers will offer practical advice on how to stop the violence realistically.
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