Two-thirds of the 191-member states would need to approve any change to the U.N.

CNN: U.S.: Reform U.N. before expanding Security Council

No one can any longer doubt the U.S. determination not to act before the Italians do, or until the Saudis approve, or without a U.N. resolution.

WSJ: Review & Outlook: The Obama Doctrine

And yet, we have a chief U.N. inspector that wasn't the first choice, because Saddam didn't approve of the first choice.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy