"Twenty thousand troops? We have one hundred and thirty thousand there now. That's only a 15% increase. That's not a surge, that's a gratuity. That's a tip.
And it's not even a good tip. It's a lousy one."
Friday, January 12, 2007
The Mathematics of "The Surge"
This was Jon Stewart's response to Dubya's "surge" of 20,000 troops in Iraq last night on THE DAILY SHOW:
"Twenty thousand troops? We have one hundred and thirty thousand there now.
That's only a 15% increase. That's not a surge, that's a gratuity. That's a tip.
And it's not even a good tip. It's a lousy one."
"Twenty thousand troops? We have one hundred and thirty thousand there now. That's only a 15% increase. That's not a surge, that's a gratuity. That's a tip.
And it's not even a good tip. It's a lousy one."
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