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Not only that, but I think it was explained that supplies were delayed a bit because of the sandstorm, but that that situation was well on the way to being remedied.

This is perhaps one of the hardest things about watching the briefings, listening to the stipd questions posed by anti American journalists, that are trying their hardest to make the coalition look bad in any manner, shape or form. They just keep trying, from all angles.

I cannot believe the absolute patience the briefers have shown these journalists.

[FourPeas]

This is perhaps one of the hardest things about watching the briefings, listening to the stipd questions posed by anti American journalists, that are trying their hardest to make the coalition look bad in any manner, shape or form. They just keep trying, from all angles.

Tony Snow (or was it Brit Hume) was on Fox News this morning saying the same thing. I had to laugh, he commented that the "journalists" kept asking one of two incredibly stupid questions, either "How long will the war last?" or "How much will the war cost?" He had the perfect answer: only God knows, go ask Him.

It's amazing that the reporters are somehow all up in arms that Marines might be pinned down in a fire fight. Imagine that, Marines fighting. Nah, couldn't happen.

[FreedomPoster]

>>This is perhaps one of the hardest things about watching the briefings, listening to the stipd questions posed by anti American journalists

They need to bring in Rumsfeld to Centcom for a couple of days to handle the reporters.