It seems like I've heard the phrase "Stay the Course" before,maybe during the Viet Nam war?

Answer 1

actually, i believe the shrubs father first coined the term. i may be wrong. however, i really don't remember the term from the days of the vietnam war. and i remember that every day of my life. so i'm pretty sure it was bush senior or ronnie rayguns.

Answer 2

you did.

We were winning it on the ground then too.


It was lost in Congress when the Democrats voted to cut the capitalist South Vietnamese regime off from aid. It turns out that the farming south of vietnam was no match for the industrial north [kinda like in America's civil war, eh?]


:-)

Answer 3

Persistence is the mother of sacrifice. The trouble is it's always someone else who is doing the sacrificing. You don't see little Lord Bush "leading" his troops like Leonidas at Thermopylae do you?

And if Cheney were to try he would wind up shooting his own troops.

It's easy to say, "Stay the course." when it's not the one saying it running the course.

Answer 4

"Stay The Course"an onward movement is one of the meanings but it seems to me as if we're standing still "like ducks in a bucket"{at this time}, Pray For Our Troops and their families !!!

Answer 5

Our retreat from Vietnam was a shame on our nation. Johnson fouled that up beyond recognition.

Answer 6

It was Churchill's philosophy also.

Good thing for Britain (and Western civilization) it was!

Answer 7

That's probably what the terrorists are saying to each other as they plan their next civilian attack too.

Answer 8

those boys and girls are DYING get them out of the course

Answer 9

That was one of ronald reagan's one-liners.

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Answer 10

You're a nimrod