Was Bush mad because he can't silence dissent like the Chinese can?

[FormerRepublican]

In the article from the BBC, it says:

"The president strode away from reporters looking annoyed after one said he appeared "off his game".

President Bush tugged at both handles on the double doors before admitting: "I was trying to escape. Obviously, it didn't work."

Mr Bush flies to Mongolia on Monday to complete his East Asia tour."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4454738.stm

Is he really pissed off because he can't pull a Tianamon Square and shoot all the Democrats who oppose him on Iraq, or put them in Gitmo?

One thing is certainly true about Bush - he's NEVER gracious in defeat (and he should be, since it happens to him so often). He can't stand it when the populace doesn't slavishly adore him despite his crooked dealings and murdering ways. Little Hitler has a snit when things don't go his way. No surprise he tried to run away when the questions from US reporters got a little tough.

What a total loser. I'm ashamed that he represents us around the world.

[babylonsister]

1. So now he's off to Mongolia. It sure seems like he

wants to be just about anywhere but here. :) Hopefully they'll keep him!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. Ya think he'll get stuck in a yurt because he can't find the door?

[janedoe]

2. Does Murtha have body guards?

Perhaps we will read in the paper that Murtha came down with that contageous form of suicide that seems to be going around.

That is how they silence dissent the American way.

[JohnnyRingo]

4. He was in China preaching freedom?

Then he dodged reporters that were asking probing questions?
I guess he only meant religious freedom since he went out of his way to find a church to attend. Something he doesn't do even in Washington.

While he was demanding "freedom" I would imagine they could start demanding he abide by international law and ethics.

If I'd voted for him, I'd be very embarassed.

[sarcasmo]

5. Remember he has said if he were a Dictator this would be a lot easier.