Charleston, W.Va. ? A man who heckled President Bush at a political rally was fired from his job at an advertising and design company for offending a client who provided tickets to the event.

The fired graphic designer said Saturday he wouldn’t try to get his job back.

“I’m mad less about losing the job — I’m more mad about the reasons,” said Glen Hiller, 35, of Berkeley Springs. “All I did was show up and voice my opinion.”

Hiller was ushered out of Hedgesville High School on Tuesday after shouting his disagreement with Bush’s comments about the war in Iraq and the search for weapons of mass destruction. The crowd had easily drowned out Hiller with its chant: “Four more years.”

“He surrounds himself with people who support him,” Hiller said of Bush. “Your opinion … is viewed as right or wrong.”

When he showed up for work at Octavo Designs of Frederick, Md., the following morning, he said he was told he’d embarrassed and offended a client who provided tickets to the event — and that he was fired.

The client was a public relations worker who represents the Berkeley County school district, he said. “It’s just bizarre that you disagree with them and it all turns evil,” Hiller said.

Last month, Charleston City Council apologized to two protesters arrested for wearing anti-Bush T-shirts to the president’s July 4 rally.