Geneva Overholser spells out what we are not seeing about this war and about the real relationship between American oil companies and Saddam Hussein. She goes on to say: "Why is so little written about this? And why is so little said about the enormous growth in America' s reliance on foreign oil? W hen I was a cub reporter in Colorado Springs in the early 1970s, all the talk was about the danger of such reliance. At that point, 30-something percent of our oil came from overseas. Now it's 60 percent. The Wall Street had a good piece -- "Why the U.S. Is Still Hooked On Oil Imports" -- on March 18 (subscribers only) that reminds us just how much we are at the mercy of oil-producing countries today. Shouldn't this question have been more a part of the pre-war conversation? Wouldn't most Americans be happy to drive a couple of miles less a week? Turn the thermostat down a few degrees? Shouldn't there have been more talk about a failure of political leadership in this regard? Aren't we operating in a pretty narrow rut of media coverage here? "