May 26, 2013
Democrats are criticizing President Bush's recent "bring 'em on" comment about Iraqi attackers and American troops.
One presidential contender, the Reverend Al Sharpton, says it made the leader of the free world sound like a gang leader. He tells CBS that Bush should apologize to U.S. soldiers and their families.
The top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee, Carl Levin, agrees that Bush's tone was over the top. Levin tells NBC that "cocky rhetoric" like that is unwise and unhelpful.
Republicans disagree. The chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Pat Roberts, tells CNN the president would probably have put it another way if he'd thought about it, but it was an honest attempt to rally the troops. Senator John Warner tells NBC the president was not taunting Iraqi attackers.
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