Michael Rubin writes:  If President Obama wishes Iraq to succeed, it is crucial that he gear U.S. policy toward strengthening the system of governance in Iraq, rather than base U.S. relations on personalities. Indeed, if Talabani steps down, he can pave the way for a new generation of leader—perhaps one less tainted by corruption—to take the helm. Talabani can play a crucial role as an elder statesman and, indeed, cap off a career by ensuring a smooth transition while he still can. – The Enterprise