What year is it, anyway?
Jeff Jacoby, one of the two reasons I read the Boston Globe, notes that Americans have reverted to September 10th thinking.
Gallup's numbers suggest two things. First, that most Americans, sizing up the warfare in northern Israel and southern Lebanon, recognize that Hezbollah is the aggressor and that Israel is fighting in self-defense. And second, that most Americans believe this fight has nothing to do with the United States.
I wonder, should we just rebrand September 10th as National Naivete Day?
