In D.C. itself, Bush is even less popular than he is elsewhere. Even before the last elections, when I was in Washington D.C., the only Bush fans you found in the district were lobbyists and appointees.
I just watched both videos. You’re distorting things big time. I expected to hear the crowd boo him. Instead, I heard a lot of cheering, with a few boos mixed in.
Now, I’m looking forward to Bush’s departure as much as the next guy–I’m not just saying this to defend him. But after watching the two videos, I didn’t see the “landmark event” you wrote about.
March 31st, 2008 at 10:35 am
In D.C. itself, Bush is even less popular than he is elsewhere. Even before the last elections, when I was in Washington D.C., the only Bush fans you found in the district were lobbyists and appointees.
March 31st, 2008 at 1:55 pm
Why do baseball fans hate the troops?
Oh, stop it! I’m just kidding!
April 17th, 2008 at 10:30 am
I just watched both videos. You’re distorting things big time. I expected to hear the crowd boo him. Instead, I heard a lot of cheering, with a few boos mixed in.
Now, I’m looking forward to Bush’s departure as much as the next guy–I’m not just saying this to defend him. But after watching the two videos, I didn’t see the “landmark event” you wrote about.