"THERE HE GOES AGAIN"

And of course he's wrong. Just as wrong as Coach Belichick going for a first down on his own 28-yard line. His team needed to get two yards or turn the ball over to the Colts and one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history. His Pats failed to convert the yardage and his team lost. He, too, was wrong in his actions, but many in the media support his lame brain decision as many support Obama's gaff. (Gaff and this admin. seem to go together.)

In another decade, in another life, I traveled to South Korea, China, and Japan with our Governor and a contingent on a trade mission. We met and dined with several state officials, including the second highest in the Chinese government.

At no time dd anyone extend a deep bow. We politely nodded, more so that an American nod, yet clearly not a bow. Were we told what to do by our Governor and his staff? Absolutely not. It was just assumed that we had enough gray matter not to embarrass our country. Granted, we weren't officially representing our country, but in way we were. There were lots of media covering our trip, especially the signing of some kind of trade agreement at the Jockey Club ceremony in Hong Kong.

Liberals will call it nit picking. Some conservatives might even not appreciate our nods. But all I know is none in our delegation bowed. And for that I'm proud of every one of them.

As far Belichick and Obama, you were both misguided; you were both mistaken. To see it any other way is with the rosy glasses on.