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« Webb of Nonsense | Main | Nothing in Government is Fantastic but the Budgets » October 30, 2006Stay the CourseEver since White House Press Secretary Tony Snow announced last week that the President would no longer be using his stock phrase, "stay the course," to describe U.S. strategy in Iraq, pundits have been wondering how the rhetoric about the war would change. Here we have an excerpt from a recent press conference that gives key insight into the new thinking in the Administration:
Posted by Zach Wendling at October 30, 2006 06:28 AM CommentsExpecting to hear "Make it work, carry on, I applaud you" any day now from Tony, George and the gang. That's a terrific looking outfit, btw. Posted by: JohnS at October 30, 2006 08:54 AM | permalink Post a comment |
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