Reply #11: If a head of another state is in disagreement with the president

[sabrina 1]

while he is here, it doesn't look good for him/her to make his case to Congress while the president is out of the country.

That would be like Obama visiting a head of state in, say, Britain, disagreeing with the PM, then when the PM leaves the country, going to Parliament to make his case.

Americans don't like to see their president being bullied or undermined, regardless of political affiliation.

Netanyahu is a bully, he's not a good advocate for Israel for that reason. I bet his worldwide polls are as low as Cheney's.