Yes, it's open to interpretation. The people who protect
the pres generally don't like "adventures" to dangerous
places, and Iraq is still quite dangerous. Hell, they don't
even like it when the pres travels to texas.

The fact is that you're the weenie. You never leave your
mooring, have no social life, and read meters for a living.
Your big risk is actually revealing anything about yourself
that is anything more than a homophobic reaction when
you feel threatened either by "liberals" or by anyone else
who doesn't meet your twisted logic of what it is to be
human. For all my dislike of Bushy, at least he's a reformed
drunk, a recovering alcoholic; whereas, you are just a timid
little man/boy.
"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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'Unnecessary' is a word subject to personal interpretation.
You are an overcautious weenie so it stands to reason that
what most people would label an acceptable risk you would
label an unnecessary risk.

Because you haven't risked moving out of Momma's house
doesn't means such a move is unacceptably risky.

S.Simon




"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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Neal, you are a fool! We all know there's a risk in everyday
life. The point is that he took an unnecessary risk... as much
as I hate him, he is the president.

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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Ganz, you are an idiot! As soon as ANY President takes
the oath of office he is risking his life. There are all
kinds of people out there who would like to kill any
president for any number of reasons.

S.Simon

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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True, but only in retrospect. The Pres has no business risking his
life,
which is what he did. Same as the carrier landing... a stunt to get
re-elected.
Nothing more.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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I'm not trying to amplify it. If that's what I did, it was
unintentional.
He's an idiot for doing it. Just because his protection is good,
doesn't
make it perfect.

By that logic he should never fly. If there was any reasonable
risk he
wouldn't
have gone. The very fact that he went proves that. The man does
very
few
positive things, but I'm not so biased that I can't see it when it
happens.
Since nothing bad happened and the troops were cheered, it was a
"positive"
event.

RB