John Ellis says:

Mr. Clinton, whose opinion on this matter may be the least sought-after piece of intellectual property on the planet, said that the Bush Administration should find and kill bin Laden first, then deal with Saddam Hussein later. As Paul Wolfowitz might say: "thanks for sharing."

I'm not sure that it's the least--Jimmy Carter's advice will at least place, and might nose it out. And Tom Daschle's will show.

Which brings us to the real link in this post--Mark Levin's meticulous dissection of all three of these men's past behavior and comments, and why we shouldn't take any of them seriously now.