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Commanders in other parts of Iraq have also warned of serious problems.

The encounter between Mr. Blanco and Officer Ortiz appears to have escalated quickly — a fact police commanders in other cities and independent analysts cited in considering the shooting.

With Special Operations forces concentrated in the Middle East and Southwest Asia over the last decade, commanders in other regions are seeking more of these units in their areas.

The assault has also sparked continuing violence by outraged Mahdi commanders in other major cities, including Baghdad, where the sprawling urban slum called Sadr City forms the militia's power center in Iraq.

Commanders in other areas failed, and the plot was answered by a military crackdown.

But foreign policy, a natural palliative for legislative blues, offers the commander-in-chief other outlets.

Americans tend to prefer Mr McCain to Mr Obama as a commander-in-chief.The other point is that, come the election, it is likely that no one will be paying that much attention to the war.

For example, he appointed a Pashtun, Abdul Rahim Wardak, to replace Mr. Fahim as defense minister — but a trusted Panjshiri, Bismillah Khan, remained an army chief of staff and kept fellow Tajiks as his top corps commanders and in other vital spots, including director of military intelligence, army inspector general and director of counternarcotics forces.

Mr. Kerik, who met Friday with the new Bronx commanders, said that commanders in several other precincts around the city have been put on notice to watch small but troubling crime increases.

Where America, until recently, had at its helm a Commander-in-Chief whom other countries acknowledged as a global leader and a figure of stature even if they didn't like his policies, it now has something very different: an oafish Troll-in-Chief who sullies his office daily.

Although the U.S. military has launched airstrikes and raids in Somalia, commanders said that in other places, they generally limit their involvement to sharing intelligence with allied African forces so they can attack terrorist camps on their own territory.