"anxious to come home," every -- nobody -- people want their troops home,

[mopaul]

...the great communicater articulates...

But I say "anxious to come home," every -- nobody -- people want their troops home, but they don't want their troops home if it affects the mission. We've gone -- we've made a lot of progress. It's amazing how much progress has been made, thanks in large part to the courage of the Iraqi people. And when I talk to people, most understand we need to complete the mission. And completing the mission means making sure the Iraqis can defend themselves.

Q So you don't think it's crumbling, the coalition?

THE PRESIDENT: No, quite -- quite to the contrary, I think the coalition is -- has been buoyed by the courage of the Iraqi people. I think they've been pleased and heartened by the fact that the Iraqis went to the polls and voted and they're now putting together a government, and they see progress is being made. And I share that sense of enthusiasm about what's taking place in Iraq.

.....translation: the troops won't be coming home ever, and all our armies will be located in the middle east forever...

[dbt]

1. And the hell of it is, the well-groomed airheads at the anchor desks

just let this fool prattle away. Any Democrat with such a much-demonstrated inability to put two coherent sentences together would have been laughed out of town long ago.

The utter devotion in the eyes of the Media Hoes is beyond disgusting. They worship at the Altar of Babble. Off with their talking heads!

(Happy St. Patrick's Day, mo. Do you suppose someone will ever drive the Serpents out of Murka?)

[BiggJawn]

2. "Annit's HARD work! Very HARD!"

Inarticulate Drunkard.