Suddenly, Republicans Have a Timeline

When Republicans had the chance to support the troops and the wishes of the American people, they chose to stand with George Bush and his failed policy in Iraq.  But as concern grows about the political cost they might pay, Republicans are suddenly talking about timelines:

The House Republican leader said Sunday that GOP support could waver if President Bush's Iraq war policy does not succeed by the fall.  [...]

..."By the time we get to September or October, members are going to want to know how well this is working, and if it isn't, what's Plan B?"

So, as the violence continues unabated and as our troops continue to die, House Minority Leader John Boehner will give it a few more months before asking for a Plan B.  Unfortunately:  

Pace had a simple way of summarizing the administration's position..."Plan B was to make Plan A work."   [...]

"I don't think you go to Plan B," Rice replied. "You work with Plan A."

Apparently it escaped Boehner's notice that there is no Plan B.