More than a million Americans have given their lives so that no U.S. citizen would ever have to bow to a king. President Obama's bow to the Saudi Arabian king last week at the G-20 summit was so profoundly disrespectful to all Americans that I can't even begin to express my outrage.
I suggest he, at the least, go on national television and beg for forgiveness from the citizens he claims to represent. I would prefer that he resign from office immediately, but I doubt he'll do that.
Personally, I would fight to the death before I bowed to anyone who claimed to be a king.
LAWRENCE LEVESQUE, BLOOMINGTON
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