The new Neocon jab at liberals on TV: "Do you want the US to

[Ilsa]

win the war in Iraq?" O'Liely asked Letterman, who ignored it. Lynne Cheney asked Blitzer on CNN who was visibly taken aback by her question and her comments that CNN spreads Islamic propaganda. I can't wait to hear direct assaults by this line of questions.

[SaveOurDemocracy]

1. Yes, I've noticed that the new buzz phrase...

They are sooooooo blatently manipulative!! Why do they hate the American people?

[BattyDem]

2. Define "win"

This is a juvenile question. Whether we want to win is not the issue. The real question is, "Can we win in Iraq?" I believe the answer is no - so lets bring our troops home.

[AusGail]

3. Unfortunately, the only winner I've seen coming out of Iraq

is Halliburton.

[Robbien]

4. What war in Iraq? The war is on terror, in Iraq we are spreading Democracy

Dumb GOPers.

[Warren Stupidity]

5. The war on terror is bullshit too.

We should have declared war against the al qaeda crime gang, but we didn't. You cannot fight a war against a tactic.

[spanone]

6. There's no 'win' and bring the troops home now. That would be my answer.

[Turbineguy]

7. That's like

"Why pay more?

A stupid question if there ever was one. But then used car dealers are a lot more honest than neocons.

[johnfunk]

8. "Um, Lynne, much as I'd like victory, we CAN'T win IRAQ'S Civil War..."

That'll tell the beeyotch.

[pdxmom]

9. The only correct answer is to say

"First define what you mean by 'win'". And be sure to use air quotes around the word win. Then say "It isn't a game to be won or lost...this is a serious issue."

That should stop them.

[wtmusic]

10. Yes Lynne, it's just like a University of Wyoming football game

C'mon, Eye-rockies! First and ten, do it again...

[Jack Rabbit]

11. Lynne Cheney asked it of that scion of librul media, Wolf Blitzer

I believe she credited Duncan Hunter, yuppie fascist Congressman from California.

It's obviously a talking point.

[Yavin4]

12. Win Against Who?

In order to win, there's needs to be a foe. Who is the foe?