Yelling YOU LIE during a presidential address is CHILDISH.......

[bassin_bug]

"...wait until it's over and then tell the media what you think."

People can't just walk up to a cameraman and say, "wait, I want to be on TV" or to ask a news reporter to give you an interview. There may have been a little problem with that guy getting media time.

What he did may have been disrespectful according to Miss Manners, but you have to admit his statement got the nation's attention. The media didn't have time to edit it or dress it up with their point of view. In two words the man let the world know the USA has a President that can't be trusted. IMO respect is something that is earned.

[DJD]

"...wait until it's over and then tell the media what you think."

People can't just walk up to a cameraman and say, "wait, I want to be on TV" or to ask a news reporter to give you an interview. There may have been a little problem with that guy getting media time.

What he did may have been disrespectful according to Miss Manners, but you have to admit his statement got the nation's attention. The media didn't have time to edit it or dress it up with their point of view. In two words the man let the world know the USA has a President that can't be trusted. IMO respect is something that is earned.

I agree he has yet to earn mine....actually he can't he is full of everything I hate about politics and his agenda goes against my grain. I look forward to the day that he is gone.

[DJD]

"...wait until it's over and then tell the media what you think."

People can't just walk up to a cameraman and say, "wait, I want to be on TV" or to ask a news reporter to give you an interview. There may have been a little problem with that guy getting media time.

What he did may have been disrespectful according to Miss Manners, but you have to admit his statement got the nation's attention. The media didn't have time to edit it or dress it up with their point of view. In two words the man let the world know the USA has a President that can't be trusted. IMO respect is something that is earned.

I agree he has yet to earn mine....actually he can't he is full of everything I hate about politics and his agenda goes against my grain. I look forward to the day that he is out of there.

[pontooner]

"...wait until it's over and then tell the media what you think."

People can't just walk up to a cameraman and say, "wait, I want to be on TV" or to ask a news reporter to give you an interview. There may have been a little problem with that guy getting media time.

What he did may have been disrespectful according to Miss Manners, but you have to admit his statement got the nation's attention. The media didn't have time to edit it or dress it up with their point of view. In two words the man let the world know the USA has a President that can't be trusted. IMO respect is something that is earned.

Sure not ever person can walk up to the media and make a statement but I would think a congressman at a highly debated speech would have no problem, especially one who wants to be heard.

As far as the respect thing goes, there's a difference in having respect for someone and acting respectful in a place/situation when you should. He's the POTUS like it or not so if some of you don't get it then whatever.