Did the First Lady Get Boo'd

[guido911]

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I didn't hear it.  If she did, it was disrespectful and uncalled for.

[Quinton]

Maybe rude but just expressing feelings.

[RecycleMichael]

It is rude. Our country has many rude people.

[Hoss]

It's Florida.  It's like a whole other country down there.  Much like Texas.

[heironymouspasparagus]

She did get booed.

Imagine that...at NASCAR??  NO, say it ain't so....
Check out the parking lot and I bet you can figure out who it was...clue; look for the 'Stars and Bars' tags and window decals.

[godboko71]

Yes lets boo someone there for a fundraiser for vets. Keep it classy *rolls eyes*

[guido911]

Did Obama get the finger?

[DTowner]

I don't think it is appropriate to boo a first lady, whoever it is and whatever you think of her husband as President.  However, I'm sure the folks who paid a lot of money and went to a lot of trouble to attend a stock car race were not particularly appreciative of being unwilling used as props for a political campaign of a candidate who has not shown much respect for the "God and gun" clingers who tend to frequent NASCAR events.  I similarly doubt Mitt Romney's wife would receive a warm welcome as a speaker at a MoveOn.Org convention.

[nathanm]

a candidate who has not shown much respect for the "God and gun" clingers who tend to frequent NASCAR events.

Don't let them pesky facts get in the way.

[heironymouspasparagus]

At best it was a poor choice of venue.  Which takes it to the next level of inherent ability to competently choose a venue.  She is not showing much mental horsepower.

[guido911]