Is Bush cutting and running from "Cut and Run"?

[hedgehog]

Apparently the instruction for the day is for all good Republicans to abandon that phrase and start talking about how well the economy is doing.

[babylonsister]

1. No, he's cutting and running from 'stay(ing) the course'. nt

[Patsy Stone]

2. Making progress

Hard work
Adapt to win

[aquart]

3. And lying about it?

Trying to sell this economy is only going to work with CEOs. The market is practically doing a jig on the expectation of a Democratic Congress.

[No Exit]

4. No, wait, he's cutting & running from "Islamofascism".

Sheesh, they're so full of BULLSHIT buzzwords, it's hard to keep straight which ones are in vogue and which ones aren't.

As many DUers know, I, sadly, was a supporter of the braindead Shrub once upon a time... and back then even *I* was about to scream if he said "weapons of mass destruction" ONE MORE TIME. (Of course, it didn't help that he pronounced it "weapons of mash destruc-shun".)

That's all this scumbag administration--or reign of terror--has been: one stupid, fucked-up, annoying slogan/phrase after another.

[hedgehog]

6. He has to change his buzz words periodically

because he starts to slur them so he can race home to take a nap.

[No Exit]

7. It's kind of like changing a lock on an apartment door, isn't it, after

a particularly destructive tenant has moved out? One verbal "tenant" after another moves into Shrub's brain, trashes the place, makes tons of noise, throws wild parties, then creeps out in the dead of night. In the morning, maintenance men Karl and Ken go over there and change the locks...

But they can only repair those holes in the walls just so many times...

[susu369]

5. In two years, just watch bu$h*

pass the helllish problems to the next president and CUT AND RUN.