If Bush had courage and conviction, he would have spoken in front of NAACP

[kentuck]

What was the worst that could have happened? He could have been booed and criticized by the left? However, wouldn't it have shown his supporters that he was not afraid to walk into the lion's den and face those that disagree with him. Just like during the Vietnam War, when it came time to make a courageous decision, he chickened out. Let's be honest about it. He is a coward.

[judge_smales]

1. But, but, but.....

they were *mean* to him!!

How could they do that?!?!?

So what if he has no balls? They said bad things!!

[DelawareValleyDem]

2. White House statement

I had to laugh when the White House said "the current leadership of the NAACP has clearly crossed the line in partisanship and civility". This coming from the "Go f*ck yourself" Administration.

[kentuck]

4. Welcome DVD !

Look forward to your posts!...:)

[spanone]

3. .....and if a frog had wings.......

[kskiska]

5. Hell, he won't even speak before a crowd of ordinary unticketed Americans

much less a group such as the NAACP. He can't even walk down a street in his own country for fear of being booed or egged.

[kentuck]

6. You are absolutely right!

He has to hide from the public because he is so despised.

[oasis]

7. Only groups like the Heritage Foundation have good manners. Is Bush

sending a subtle message about black people being rude to visitors?

[LuminousX]

8. Overt Bigotry

Bush is a uniter. He is willing to converse with those who disagree with him, so long as they know they are wrong.