Then he ought to say what he meant because he missed the point in this case. But arrogance has the ability to render blindness to those in power and sorry to say that’s how Mr. Bush comes off. I'm sure he has a difficult job, and he may be a nice man however he anger at the comments of others weather justified or not only set in stone the opinion many have of him regarding his inability to grasp how his attitude affects others. Please realize this has nothing to do with the so-called war on terror. It has to do with the perceived character of Mr. George W Bush. That’s what others must deal with and sorry to say many don't like dealing with it and in all honesty would rather get a stick and try to hit him with it.
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Originally Posted by X5Jay
Not at all, and that's clearly not what the president meant either. He was just making a point...
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