we have a fiesty one....

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...l?nav=hcmodule

I see some great policies comming from this guy.

 

haha, he's just letting all this "I was the guy who changed the senate to Dems" thing go to his head. that and he's maybe a bit of a tool.

 

i love how 3/4th of the article is the writer making fun of him.

 

+1 he's a tool. nuff said

 

What a douche. The dem leadership is going out of their way to foster a good relationship with Bush, which should set the example for how the underlings should behave.

He needs to understand that while people did vote for him, a lot of those people were just voting against the other party. Disrespecting the president--especially to his face and publicly--is not a good move for anyone. I expect that he'll get a-talkin-to.

 

he didn't win by much, and it's only because of Allen's "mucaca" remark.

 

If I was the president, I would have had this *** hole taken into a quite room and had a couple of big dudes whoop his ***.

 

hahah. are you saying our pres isnt tough and cant whoop his *** himself?!

 

THe man obviously didnt want to talk to the president. I dont see what the big deal is. I think there are more important issues than this senetor and president not licking each others *****.

Good for webb, when bush's kids are in iraq well see how that goes.

Webb made it pretty clear he didnt want to discuss his child, and Bush pushed it. Lack of respect from the president.

Americans watch out....

 

i just found humor in the article. thats all. i mean even if you dont believe in his poilcies he's the president and your a freakin senator, shake his hand and get on with life. VA is a Republican state (except for "poor" Richmond), it's not going to sit well. Anywho....

 

American politics are very interesting in a car crash kind of way!

 

I wouldnt shake his hand either, I dont care that other people elected him and while he is the president why do i need to shake his hand? WHy does the senator need to shake his hand?

I think the pres. could handle the rejection, i would be worried if he couldnt, or if the american people couldnt get over it...

 

Its more of a procedure and respect type of thing...if you want to get **** done, just shake the ******* hand...it doesn't matter if you like him or not. However, I can understand about his son, if he didn't want to talk about it, it shouldn't have been pressed.

However, its a volunteer fighting force...for now x.X so lets not start trying to say "he sent our boys..."

 

He did send them, yes it was volunteer but bush made the decision.

 

True, he did, but I'm talking about blaming him for them being over there, they choose to join and congress approved it. But I'm not looking to argue about that. They are over there and we'll be there for a while :\

 

Good, some people say that as a way to take away responsibility from the president and put it on the troops or intelligence.

Yeah unfortunately looks like well have people over there for quite a long time.

 

you should see the list of other countries we currently have troops in, and how many countries we have occupied over the years.

 

just because people fucked up in the past isnt an excuse or justification for why its ok for people to **** up now

 

why not....You're livin' a dream

 

errrr alright