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To: doug from upland
Even if the President wanted to salute Stevie Wonder in front of the audiance as a sign of respect for the man what would be the big deal? I understand the man is blind, but so what? Maybe he was waiving to the band, the actor or a fan of his own waiving at him. So what in any case? I see no issue anyway even if he stood up and blew kisses and Stevie!

What if Bush wanted to make sure Stevie's family saw him showing respect?

11 posted on 03/24/2002 3:02:17 PM PST by A CA Guy
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To: A CA Guy
If he hadn't waved, the left would say he was showing disrespect for Stevie Wonder by not acknowledging his presence.
15 posted on 03/24/2002 3:08:06 PM PST by 07055
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To: A CA Guy
A big bump for the truth.
17 posted on 03/24/2002 3:09:43 PM PST by Howlin
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To: A CA Guy
This all blown up by a group of people who doubtless have done the Wave or lit outstretched butane lighters at his concerts to "show him" how they feel about his music???

I rest my case.

50 posted on 03/24/2002 9:33:43 PM PST by Wondervixen
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