If clapping and cheering is, then Booing is as well. This is America. Its free speech, and the first Amendment is there to protect all speech, popular and unpopular.
We've been conditioned to be far too "polite" these days, when we should be speaking our minds.
Do You Think Booing Is Appropriate at a Political Event?
ABC News U.S.
2012/07/11 20:35:16
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Mitt Romney recently got booed at an NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) event when he told the audience that he would be the better president for African Americans. Do you think booing is appropriate at a political event?
Remember, these people work for us, collectively we pay their salaries and gracious pensions. Look at it as a public interview, not everyone can voice their dislikes while he is speaking so you let the speaker know you don't agree then you move on.
I recently got into a nasty verbal back-and-forth here and I'm kind of embarrassed by how low I was sinking.
Exactly... which is why Romney was booed. It was preposterous for him to presume the African American community was looking for a president to represent them, just because of their colour.
We sit back, boo at them, make mockeries of them, and then wonder why most of the potential candidates are complete morons...its pretty obvious to me.
We should let our votes do the talking, and the rest of the time just listen to what they say. Be respectfully quiet if we don't like what we are hearing, and walk out if it is too much for us to bare.
Its not a sport.
I am willing to bet that place would have been packed to the hilt and beyond had Obozo been there.
Sorry, I support Romney 100% but this one............................. hate to say this but ROMNEY IS REALLY GETTING DESPERATE.....he should have left well enough alone.
Apparently Mitt is finding out people just aint buying his line.
Unlike Liberals who avoid going into the lion's den and stick to crowds who drink the same Kool Aid. Cowards.