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Fred Kaplan over at Slate has a solution for Iraq.

Send in the UN.

It is becoming increasingly clear that, at some point, the United Nations will have to take over the postwar reconstruction of Iraq. The only question is whether Kofi Annan ends up rushing in on his own terms to fill the gaps of a desperately overwhelmed American occupation force—or whether President Bush comes to his senses, realizes that the task is much harder than his advisers had predicted, and admits that he can't manage it by himself.

He then goes on to write that the U.S. must be willing to work with other countries through the auspice of the UN if they want to gain peace and stability in the region.

How long will it be before Bush get's this into his thick head?