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Donald Trump earned a rare rebuke from a conservative audience on Friday after criticizing Sen. Marco Rubio, who as emerged as his prime sparring partner in recent days. Speaking to a social conservative crowd at the Values Voters Summit, where Rubio spoke earlier in the day, Trump was met with a wave of boos after calling his Republican rival a “clown” in his speech.

Left-wing reporters and so-called “mainstream” media publications, are falsely reporting that Governor Palin was “booed” by the audience Monday night when she attended the taping of Dancing With the Stars to watch her daughter Bristol again with her partner Mark Ballas. While the audience did boo, they actually booed at the low score given to Jennifer Grey and her partner after a very well performed routine. After the score was given to Grey and her partner, the show transitioned to Tom Bergeron giving a brief interview to Governor Palin as she sat in the audience. After Bergeron announced the governor,...

On Friday the AP falsely reported that a crowd at a Bush rally booed the news that Bill Clinton had been hospitalized, and President Bush "did nothing to stop them." On Friday afternoon, an Associated Press (AP) story reported that a crowd at a Bush rally in Wisconsin, responded to President Bush's news that former President Clinton had been hospitalized with chest pains and faced bypass surgery, and Bush's best wishes for Clinton's speedy recovery, with boos. The AP, a wire service founded in 1848, describes itself as "the largest and oldest news organization in the world."Audience boos as Bush...

President Bush on Friday wished Bill Clinton ''best wishes for a swift and speedy recovery.'' ''He's is in our thoughts and prayers,'' Bush said at a campaign rally.

Booing the AP When the AP story about a Republican crowd booing President Bush's well-wishes for Bill Clinton first broke at 2:12 p.m., the story carried the byline of Tom Hays. After coming under fire, the AP pulled the story down. The original link now brings you to a dead page. After a brief interlude, the AP reposted the story, minus the claims that the crowd had booed Clinton's heart scare. The revised story is here. It carries the time stamp of 2:31 p.m. and, curiously, no byline. It also carried no mention of the story's previous version, nor any...

AP CLAIMS: 'AUDIENCE OF THOUSANDS BOOS' AFTER BUSH WISHES CLINTON 'SPEEDY RECOVERY'; 'Bush did nothing to stop them'... THEN RETRACTS: [BC-Bush-Clinton, 1st Ld-Writethru,150 Bush offers best wishes for Clinton's recovery Eds: SUBS lead to include reference to surgery. DELETES 3rd graf previous, Bush's audience, because of uncertainty about crowd reaction.]... 'APPLAUSE' NOTED BY LOCAL MEDIA FOR EX-PREZ... AUDIO... DEVELOPING...

Text of Bush's remarks in West Allis Posted: Sept. 3, 2004 Following is the transcript, as it appears on the White House Web site, of President Bush's speech in West Allis on Friday: Advertisement THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. Thank you all for coming. (Applause.) Thank you all. That's what I'm here to tell you - I've got the vision, the desire to lead this country for four more years. (Applause.) I want to thank you all for coming. Before I thank you for the work you're going to do, and before I talk to you about why I want...

Published: September 03, 2004 10:00 PM EST NEW YORK The Associated Press changed "boos" to "ooohhs" Friday afternoon in reporting on President George Bush's first statement to supporters on the heart ailment that has befallen former President Bill Clinton. In a dispatch sent to subscribers in early afternoon, the AP reported that when Bush, at a campaign rally in West Allis, Wisconsin, told the crowd that he wished to send Clinton his "best wishes for a swift and speedy recovery," the audience "of thousands booed. Bush did nothing to stop them." Pretty damning, except that AP soon changed its story,...

Never happened, says people who were there In fact, the people clapped when President Bush said President Clinton was in our prayers. Don't believe us? Then listen to it for yourself! But then again what should we expect from the AP, which refers to the terrorist, child killing animals in Russia as "rebels", "captors" and "hostage takers". If you have the stomach for it, see for youself (WARNING: GRAPHIC) what kind of vile human debris these "rebels" really are.

Here is the audio of President Bush announcing Clintons health issue at a campaign apperance. The AP reported the crowd booed and it is getting picked up as fact all over the planet. IT IS A FLAT OUT LIE! Search your local papers tomorrow morning for the AP wire story on this, or any inhouse stories saying the crowd booed. Then write a letter to the editor for publication pointing out the lie and include in it a URL to the audio.

Please call or write the idiots over at AP regarding the "wonderful" job they did covering President Bush in Wisconsin today (Friday). I asked why they did not include the victory dance the First Lady did when they announced President Clinton's illness. As blatent and obvious as they are, they should freakin' make an endorsement to John Kerry. Just my two cents worth. info@ap.org email 212-621-1500 main line

WASHINGTON - (KRT) - Former President Bill Clinton, whose appetite for fast food and fluctuating waistline cemented his pudgy persona with the public, will undergo heart bypass surgery as early as Saturday in a New York hospital because of heavy blockages of his arteries. Clinton's prospects are good for a full recovery from a surgery that's performed on more than 300,000 people each year with a 97.6 percent survival rate. The several hours of surgery will involve taking other arteries or veins and rerouting blood away from blocked areas and into the heart. Clinton, 58, who suffered "mild chest pain...

Friday, September 03, 2004 AP Bias strikes again The AP is really showing their bias again, except this time, they have been caught in the act. Sharp eyed posters over at Free Republic spotted this story about the president's reaction to news of Bill Clinton's upcoming surgery: WEST ALLIS, Wis. - President Bush (news - web sites) on Friday wished Bill Clinton (news - web sites) "best wishes for a swift and speedy recovery.""He's is in our thoughts and prayers," Bush said at a campaign rally.Bush's audience of thousands in West Allis, Wis., booed. Bush did nothing to stop them.Bush...

I wouldn't have posted this as a separate topic until I heard on the radio on the way home from the rally that the AP had reported the crowd booed when it was annnounced that the former president had been hospitalized. That is a bold faced lie. I understand it was later retracted, but that's like unringing a bell. I do not think it was in error, either, since the writer further stated that 'Bush did nothing to stop them.' Shameful.The rally was amazing. I don't know how many were in attendance, but the crowd could not have been more...

By Associated Press | September 3, 2004 WEST ALLIS, Wis. -- President Bush is sending former President Clinton "best wishes for a swift and smooth recovery." At a state fairgrounds rally in Wisconsin, the president told backers Clinton is in America's thoughts and prayers -- as he faces heart bypass surgery in a New York hospital. Many in Bush's audience booed when Clinton's name was mentioned. The president made no comment on that and continued with his rally speech. In June, Bush invited the former president and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton to the White House for the unveiling of their...

WEST ALLIS, Wis. (AP) President Bush on Friday wished Bill Clinton ''best wishes for a swift and speedy recovery.'' ''He's is in our thoughts and prayers,'' Bush said at a campaign rally. Bush's audience of thousands in West Allis, Wis., booed. Bush did nothing to stop them. Continued...

He has published the original AP booing story (Audience boos as Bush offers best wishes for Clinton's recovery) and added a subtitle (Then Retracts) and has now added (Developing).

This AP story about the fake booing at the Bush rally is EXPLODING!! Way to go!! Talking about it now at Milwaukee radio station: www.newstalk1130.com Thumbs up to all of you! Smack this stuff DOWN!!

The AP has blatently lied to the American people in hopes of boosting John F. Kerry's poll numbers. The AP shamelessly used the fact that ex-President Bill Clinton suffered a heart attack as a lead-in to an attack story that accused George W. Bush of not caring about the fact that a former President fights to stave off his demise. Audience boos as Bush offers best wishes for Clinton's recovery By Associated Press, 9/3/2004 13:57 WEST ALLIS, Wis. (AP) President Bush on Friday wished Bill Clinton ''best wishes for a swift and speedy recovery.'' ''He's is in our thoughts and...