Will Bush publicly rebuke Rep. Virgil Goode?

Answer 1

Of course not! He probably agrees with him.

Answer 2

I hope not. He needs to focus on rebuking these Marxist congressmen who are flying around the Mideast pretending to be diplomats.

The congressmen say the are merely implementing the Hamilton/Baker report, even though all rational people have dismissed the report as blathering tripe that amounts to appeasing our enemies and surrendering.

Bush need to grow nads large enough to remind these jokers that diplomacy is the executive branches job and best left to professionals who at least can pretend that they like their own country..

Answer 3

Forget rebuke, Goode should be impeached.

By writing that letter he violated his own oath to uphold and defend the Constitution.

Answer 4

For expressing freedom of speech, hopefully no. This is the same freedoms expressed everyday by the likes of Kerry, Pelosi, and others that say things in disagreement. Goode is entitled to his opinion and does not represent the party.

Answer 5

Why would he rebuke him? The man stated his view, which he has a right to do, and many Americans feel the way he does.
Do you know there are now signs in Arabic all over Richmond Virginia?
Please feel free to go to any arabic countries and see how they handle Americans.

Answer 6

I would hope so! He should because it doesn't matter what party it is it shouldn't happen and if we are going to clean up politics we can't overlook anything.

Answer 7

Probably not.... He will probably say "good job Virgie" and continue destroying America and the planet.

Answer 8

Why should he?

You may not agree with what Mr Goode said but I am not so sure he was wrong.