Calls start to mount for Maliki's ouster. Too late?

Calls have started to intensify to replace Iraq Prime Minister, Nouri Al-Maliki. The calls have a new lease on life, so to speak, since two additional Iraq Governors have been assassinated in the past few days and as more chaos continues and as we look forward to the "surge" report in less than 30 days.

It is hard not to blame Maliki for all the malarkey in Iraq. His inability to get a united coalition -- and to keep it -- is one of the main reasons Iraq is in chaos, so the calls for his ouster appear to be justified. One wonders, though, if those calls do not come too late!

Update: Bush says Iraqi government must do more, but should he not second calls for Al-Maliki's ouster, parliamentarily speaking?