[tray-sea]

I too feel that the booing was disgraceful. She (Hillary) probably deserved it, however I would not do that. It lacks class. I will say that the fireman and police have been though a lot and it was a very interesting show of how she does not represent NYC, nor NY. I think your statement about showing class is directed to fellow FReepers, not the audience in NYC. They did what they did. We shouldn't worry about it or cheer. It just was what it was -- did we expect her to be adorned by a state she's never lived in. Do we expect our Americans to want them in the spotlight? NO. NYC's tradegy is not about the Clintons'.. it's about American. A place they do not know how to represent. They belong in Europe or someplace that does not hold dear the freedoms that we do here in Freepville. The worst part is that Bill didn't get more boos. I think it's sad that she was set up to fall. Perhaps this is the humbling experience she needs to get a clue. (Hey I am the eternal optimist). Don't like the woman but am not an angry person.

[BeAChooser]

I too feel that the booing was disgraceful. She (Hillary) probably deserved it, however I would not do that. It lacks class. I will say that the fireman and police have been though a lot and it was a very interesting show of how she does not represent NYC, nor NY.

But she DOES represent NY and NYC. She was elected in large part because the media did NOT tell the American people about the crimes she, her husband and the DNC committed. But as we see, when a stadium full of people finally get up the nerve to BOO then it becomes difficult for even the mainstream media to totally ignore it. Then, questions about her behavior finally get some chance of being aired. I say we need more booing, not less, of people on the left, at least until the media levels the playing field. Its just too bad they didn't boo Bill. Only THEN, I might have had some hope that NYC won't remain a democRAT stronghold come the next election.