[ndt]

"Sorry but that is just wrong."

Tell you what, I'll split the flame fest with you.

As a legitimately invited guest (with admittedly bad taste in formal wear) this is not disruptive behavior and she should have just been ignored.

Whats next, arresting guest that don't applaud?

[MoochPooch]

Wearing the T-shirt may not have been disruptive in and of itself, but it was in bad taste & highly inappropriate.

While I too have my criticisms of Bush, I would show some respect for him & the occasion.

[brothers4thID]

Invited guests are informed of House Chamber rules- which specifically forbid such displays. Furthermore she was precisely what you said she was- an invited guest to a working join session of Congress. Her actions threatened to interrupt activities of the US Government conducting its Constitutionally mandated duties. As such her HOSTS politely asked her to leave- in the polite way that US Capitol police have...

[jennyjenny]

This woman is a nut and needs to spend some time in jail for stalking the president. What a clown.

[Jeff Head]

She was clearly attempting to use the President's SOTU address, and the press associated with it, to super-charge her anti-American, anti-war, anti-President message and get it out to the world.

Well, they have rules in the chamber...and she violated them. She got exactly what she deserved. Let her get her message out on her own nickel...nobody is stopping her from doing that.