"Cut and run, sir?  Why yes, I most definitely do want to cut and run.  From a war of choice, not necessity, that seems to have been strategized by drunken chimps?  Yes, cut and run.  From a group of over-educated, under-experienced, college lecture hall war theorists, employed by Vice President Dick Cheney to back us into a box in Iraq?  Yes, I'll cut and run from them too."

That is what Joshua Russert of Seattle said in his Sunday, Mary 25 letter to the editors of the Seattle Times.

A series of clichés is all this empty-headed Administration can offer now.  You know them all.  "We can't cut and run."  "We must finish the job."  "We must win the war."

The latest poll of March 28 reveals that 59 percent of U.S. citizens say get out of Iraq now, while only 37 percent want to (using another worn out cliché) "stay the course."