Dems don't handle question on success of surge well

Gateway Pundit:

Charles Gibson at the ABC New Hampshire Presidential Debate:

"So I want to ask all of you. Are any of you ready to say that the surge has worked?"
You've got to love the way that question was phrased.
ABC News commentator Charles Gibson gave the Democratic presidential candidates a thorough tongue lashing over their (wrong) stands on the Iraq War and in particular on their continual insistence that the troop surge had not worked. ABC started the segment with a video clip showing the remarkable success of the Bush troop surge.

The democrats still couldn't admit it even though the facts were just laid out in front of them.

This was great fun to watch.
After listening to Bill Richardson and Senator Clinton, Gibson even stopped the debate and corrected the two!

...
He also has a video of the squirms. This is what I have been predicting for some time and it is what they will have to face when they finally get out of their Democrat echo chamber. Props to Gibson for calling them on it. Their problem is that their kook based has locked them into a false narrative about the war and they are too committed to it to admit the truth, but it is there for everyone to see and the Republican candidate should not let the squirm away from reality. Good job Gateway.

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