It should come as no surprise that less than two minutes after President Bush's speech on Iraq, House Minority Leader and resident hippie Nancy Pelosi rushed to the microphone to endorse an immediate surrender. The Washington Times quotes Pelosi in her gushing approval of John Murtha's call for a U.S. surrender in Iraq:

"I'm endorsing what Mr. Murtha is saying, which is that the status quo is not working and that we need to have a plan that makes us safer, our military stronger, and makes Iraq more stable," she said.

"I believe that a majority of our caucus clearly supports Mr. Murtha," she added.

This support is best evidenced by the House's 403-3 rejection of Murtha's proposal. What's more, both Murtha and Pelosi voted against the Murtha bill. So I guess it could be said that Pelosi is actually voting for Murtha's bill after she voted against it.