--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > In a message dated 12/1/06 12:12:34 A.M. Central Standard Time, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > Webb was an invited guest. It is normal for a host to > > > personally meet, greet and chit chat with his guests. > > > To not do so, would have been bad manners and rude.This > > > extreme hatred you claim is Bush's is really your own > > > hatred that you have for him and you can't see beyond it. > > > > Yup, that's the way I saw it too. Bad manners on Webb's part. > > Hmm, so because Webb snubbed him, Bush went after > him and pissed on him for opposing the war in Iraq. > > What a guy. > > No, Bush didn't go after him or piss on him.
He most certainly did go after him. Webb was doing his best to avoid him. Bush just refused to talk > politics with him at the event and gave him another opportunity to be civil If he were interested in being civil, he'd have said, "Yes, I'd like the troops to come home too." Nothing the least bit political about that. *Everybody* wants the troops home. > and say something nice about his own son. Why did this break > in the media from Webb's point of view? Because of Bush's refusal to be civil. When Webb said he wanted the troops to come home, Bush snapped at him, "That's not what I asked you." No way that can be interpreted as anything but rude. It's because he is trying to piss on Bush, not the other > way around. >
