Back in March, Lindsey Graham was certain Iran's regime would start losing control of cities within three to four weeks. Greater Arab involvement, he said, would create "almost irreversible momentum." It didn't happen. Regime's still there. Cities still held. The prediction just evaporated, no accountability, no follow-up questions from anyone. This is what passing for foreign policy expertise looks like: make wild predictions on cable, vanish when they crater, rinse, repeat. Graham's been wrong about Iran for two decades straight and nobody treats it as disqualifying.