Regarding your “pie in the sky” editorial Tuesday, “Iraqis must learn the fine art of compromise:” And who will teach them? Our Democrat and Republican parties? Our uncompromising “my way or the highway” form of politics is destroying our own democracy. And we are trying to show them the way?
Norm Sellers
Lynnwood
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