Can anyone else hear the haunting echo of General Shinseki? This conflict is not winnable with the size of force we have.

No way. No how.

Just have to point out, Even George Will now joins us Anti-American traitors calling this Iraqi Invasion a Lie:

Nov. 6, 2006 issue – Many months ago it became obvious to all but the most ideologically blinkered that America is losing the war launched to deal with a chimeric problem (an arsenal of WMD) and to achieve a delusory goal (a democracy that would inspire emulation, transforming the region). Last week the president retired his mantra “stay the course” because it does not do justice to the nimbleness and subtlety of U.S. tactics for winning the war.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15…../newsweek/

Wait, you are President of the US and you can call up hi-res satellite images of anywhere in the world in near real-time, and you are impressed with the low-res, years out of date images on “the” Google?

Remember, this is Bush we’re talking about. You could probably impress him with Hungry Hungry Hippos if you had a halfway interesting line of patter to go with it.

I don’t have a farm to bet, but I suspect he used Google once, but he used it wrong, didn’t bother reading the instructions, and decided it didn’t work.

I can’t imagine how one would go about using Google wrong. That does not mean that I disagree with you, however.

katymine @ 12:56 pm (#30)

Bush smiled and replied, “Joe, with The Google, I can see my house from here!”

The funny thing is, everyday googler’s can’t see his house, it is blocked. Performing GPS services for my boyfriend who was trying to find an address in Crawford, I could not view specific areas of the district even using google earth.

I bet the farm that GWB has never used “THE Google”

I don’t have a farm to bet, but I suspect he used Google once, but he used it wrong, didn’t bother reading the instructions, and decided it didn’t work.

Wait, you are President of the US and you can call up hi-res satellite images of anywhere in the world in near real-time, and you are impressed with the low-res, years out of date images on “the” Google?

New Rasmussen: Lieberman-48/ Lamont40
Tightening.

The bad polls are getting tighter? That IS good news.