I spotted this over on NRO, by way of Rush Limbaugh's site:

History or Hysteria?: Our vulture pundits regurgitate rumor and buzz

It is a scathing critique of the left's wartime reporting and punditry by Victor Davis Hanson. Must Read.

Update:

I just had to add this one excerpt. It really puts the entire present Iraq campaign in perspective:

We should recall that in the first Gulf War we bombed for over 44 days. Critics in 1991 by day 10 were complaining because after the first few nights’ pyrotechnics, Saddam’s army had not crumbled. In turn, earlier swaggering air-advocates had promised victory in three weeks — only to be unjustly slandered that they had failed to end the war in six. Gulf War I is considered a great victory; it required 48 days of air and ground attacks by an enormous coalition to expel the Iraqi army from Kuwait. Our present attempt, with half the force, seeks to end Saddam Hussein altogether — and on day 7 already had him cut off, trapped, and besieged.