[Salvey]

...freedom of speech is a right protected by law and constitutions. The exercise of that right aggravates Western leaders, including President Bush.

A gratuitous shot that isn't germane to the point of this article; these antiquers simply can't restrain themselves.

[justche]

I read that completely differently than you did. I'm thinking specifically of the NYTreasonTimes. They report what they want to, with the slant they chose - I'm sure President Bush must get frustrated at what they chose to report. But he certainly doesn't call for their hands to be severed.

[cricket]

A gratuitous shot that isn't germane to the point of this article; these antiquers simply can't restrain themselves.

Yes; and somewhat misleading as posed

. It is hardly the exercise of this right that is agravating. . .and when exorcised; Bush is the first to point out the 'rights' as granted by the Constitution he endeavors, always, to protect.

[cajungirl]

I don't know that it is a shot at the pres. Presidents since the beginning have been irritated by freedom of the press. There is always tension between the press and the executive branch.

I think his point was our president doesn't order people arrested or beheaded.