MUST SEE VID: Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee Answers Cell Phone During Town Hall

Real Clear Politics ^ | August 12, 2009 | Real Clear Politics

[ianschwartz]

Shelia Jackson Lee answers her cell phone while a person in the audience is addressing her at a town hall meeting in Houston, TX.

[theyreallthesame]

Popcorn? Don’t forget the nuts....you know, the ACORNS

[reagan_fanatic]

[Eaker]

I have stood by this woman twice and she absolutely exudes stupid.

She is also a very creepy sort.

[ianschwartz]

VIDEO: White House: People Are Showing Up To Events With Swastikas

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[freekitty]

Good for you.

[Niteranger68]

Her hairdresser was notifying her of a recall.

[maggief]

Another classy lib ...

[Blogatron]

All pride, no shame.

[Islander7]

Geez! Next time post a gag alert before all these heinous beast.

[new cruelty]

I’m not surprised.

[Sig Sauer P220]

That's totally inappropriate. It's lewd, lascivious, salacious, outrageous!

[Slings and Arrows]

Ugly is as ugly does.

[Signalman]

Is it a requirement for Democrat women to be ugly, or is this just a coincidence?

[vpintheak]

Listen up you FReepers! You do NOT question this woman, understand! Gag.

[OCCASparky]

You can take the trash out of the ghetto....

[MayflowerMadam]

YIKES!

[RikaStrom]

Did you know she was going to hold a meeting? Her office said earlier she wasn’t.

Freaking witch.

[Freedom_Fighter_2001]

Answered the cell phone?

Before or after she spiked the ball?

[egfowler3]

Wanna bet it was something like:

Look, give me a call on my cell at, oh, say, x o'clock… …Yeah, Thanks. See Ya!

You can use your own imagination to fill in what else was said between the two ellipses.

Or, it could have simply been an alarm set to go off and she was pretending to talk to someone on the phone. Either one works for me.

[Enterprise]

My son and I went to a tire store to purchase some rims and tires for his P/U. I had purchased tires from them before, and I will probably do so again. But on this day, we pretty much narrowed the choices of tires and rims and we wanted to ask a couple of questions. The clerk at the counter had been helping us, and everyone else was outside working on vehicles.

The phone rang, and we patiently waited while he talked to the caller. But, the call became extended and we finally walked out and went down the street to another store. Personally, I think that the person at the counter, making a purchase, about to make a purchase, or asking a question about a product he might purchase, should always take precedence over someone on the telephone. The person at the counter represents real dollars, the person on the telephone is just words.