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senator sparred with George W. Bush at a White House reception Nov. 29 after bypassing the line for a photo with the President. An opponent of the Iraq War, Webb refused to discuss his son, a soldier serving in Iraq, after Bush pressed him on the matter.
That part hasn’t changed.
“I respectfully decline to talk about my son’s involvement,” he said in response to a question that Friday. “Hell be home at the end of next month, and I’m looking forward to getting them home.”
Webb speaks of his son’s combat duty in generalities and usually in the plural, given the shared experience of the battlefield. “They’re in a hard place, in terms of what’s going on over there. As you can quite imagine, once they change the dates [of combat service], the morale factor exacts a toll. But, they’re doing a great job,” he said.
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