Thread: Democrats warn Chavez: Don't bash Bush
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Old 09-21-2006, 07:18 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Yes, he can speak his mind. However, when he steps foot on our soil he should be a gentleman and polite. Don't you think or is only conservatives who have to follow the rules of civility? Do you think Bush should go to his country to speak and stand on the soil of Chavez's nation and call him a devil? Would that be okay with you?

Chavez needs his big fat nose busted.
Bush has already declared certain leaders to be a part of an "axis of evil". I don't see how that is any less radical than one of those leaders calling him the devil back. As far as I'm concerned, they're both taking cheap shots to rally the emotions of their constituents.

And PLEASE, be a gentleman and polite on the international scene? Bush of all leaders doing that?!? Plus I thought you were one of the guys arguing on behalf of Bush's continued behavior of his "cowboy" mentality and his lack of etiquette when representing our country in front of other world leaders (ie, messaging the Chancellor of Germany, chewing with his mouth open, cursing at summits, etc.).
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