Did I say "Stay The Course"? No, I didn't. Well, if I did, that's not what I meant.

What I meant was Get the Job Done. Which means you stay until the job is done, but you do'n't have to stay until the course is done. I don't know what course they're talking about anyway. I know what a job is. A job is what poor people have. A course is like, I don't know, a golf course or something, maybe. But they don't have golf courses in Iraq, everyone knows that. They don't have jobs either, but we don't care about that. We only care about OUR job. OUR job is to get out of Iraq. After the job is done, I mean. We're not going to Cut and Run. I know what that means, too. At least I know what run is. That's when you jog around the ranch. Or maybe ride a bike. I like riding bikes. And clearing brush. That's like a job, clearing brush. Except I don't really clear the brush. The Mexicans clear the brush. I just hold it while they take the picture. Then they say you can put it down now, Mr. President. That's what I mean by getting the job done.