[Allegra]

They are conservatives tired of the war and tired of Washington.

Tired of the war.

Tired.

Of.

The

War

Interesting. Is the coverage of the war cutting into Star Trek reruns or something? Tired of hearing about all that nasty old terrorism?

Try living it.

The troops and the generals and all of those involved also get tired of the war. Very tired sometimes.

But none of us wants to quit just becuase we're tiiiired.

We can see the results...amazing results lately. Quitting, giving up is NOT an option.

[Dr. Frank fan]

Interesting. Is the coverage of the war cutting into Star Trek reruns or something? Tired of hearing about all that nasty old terrorism?

Heh :) Well done.

Nothing irks me more than people who spout this "tired of the war" crap that haven't been affected by the war one iota other than perhaps having their TV-viewing habits slightly altered.

[elhombrelibre]

I find it odd that those who are the most tired of the war and most eager to give up have had nearly nothing to do with the war. They’re just tired of hearing about it. How soft and feeble can one be that the mere mention of sacrifice and struggle makes one weary. Granted, fatigue is real, but shouldn’t it be that those who become fatigued are those who are doing something, not watching it on TV or hearing about it on the radio? We live in strange time when “manly men” can become war weary as a result of being spectators. At least in WWII, the folks on the home front were becoming war weary from sacrifice. Today’s war weary are barely worthy of their own freedom. No wonder a mountebank bozo like Run Paul can appeal to them.

[George W. Bush]

Tired of hearing about all that nasty old terrorism? Try living it.

Who's twisting your arm? You're paid well enough to be there. I assume no one drafted you into civilian contracting in Iraq.

[mnehring]

Allegra, I think everyone needs to stop and read your comments about Iraq- you are right in the middle of this war, not watching it like a 30 minute sitcom.