[Newsbot]

Title: Mike Pence booed by crowd, addressed by cast of Hamilton
Category: Political
Posted By: andyt
Date: 2016-11-19 09:42:46

[andyt]

$1:

Donald J. Trump ✔ @realDonaldTrump
The Theater must always be a safe and special place.The cast of Hamilton was very rude last night to a very good man, Mike Pence. Apologize!

Snowflake Trump demanding a "safe space" for his VP. Priceless.

[BeaverFever]

"Apologize!"

The imperial commands are starting already.

[raydan]

Another "gay cake" case... the theatre has the right to admit only those they want. Pence should feel lucky they even let him watch the show.

[shockedcanadian]

Bottom line, just as I don't want to have a judge wearing a Trump hat in court, people don't want to hear idiots changing the Canadian anthem lyrics nor kneeling for anthems before football games (in front of injured soldiers in some cases no less) or using "entertainment" for political views. Be they Amy Shumer or in this case, a play.

If I took my family out for an expensive night out I would demand my money back for having my night ruined by some rogue actors. Too many injecting their views and using platforms to promote their own ideas. It's absurd. People go to such events to avoid politics, not to be subjected to it.

[xerxes]

Just waiting for some idiot Trump supporters to start a boycott of Hamilton only to realize there's no tickets to not buy.

[martin14]

shockedcanadian shockedcanadian:

Too many injecting their views and using platforms to promote their own ideas. It's absurd.

Ain't that the truth.

[shockedcanadian]

xerxes xerxes:

Just waiting for some idiot Trump supporters to start a boycott of Hamilton only to realize there's no tickets to not buy.

I'm guessing most of Trump supporters are struggling to put food on the table, going to a high priced theatre play to support the arts isn't a luxury most have.

[BeaverFever]

shockedcanadian shockedcanadian:

If I took my family out for an expensive night out I would demand my money back for having my night ruined by some rogue actors.

It happened after the curtain call, so it didn't affect the show.

$1:

People go to such events to avoid politics, not to be subjected to it.

Well if you decide to make a career out of being a controversial politician then it comes with the territory. Kind of like choosing to br being a celebrity but complaining about the paparazzi and being mobbed in public.

[shockedcanadian]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

shockedcanadian shockedcanadian:

$1:

People go to such events to avoid politics, not to be subjected to it.

Well if you decide to make a career out of being a controversial politician then it comes with the territory. Kind of like choosing to br being a celebrity but complaining about the paparazzi and being mobbed in public.

A controversial politician? Quite frankly out of the two running and the VP's he was the most controlled and successful in government, he did an excellent job running Indiana. Where was all this supposed outrage of Pence during the campaign? It all changes now that his party won the election.

Too many are feeling imagined pain, noone seemed to care for others who voted because they are feeling the real pain in their families and have for some time.

Ironic that Clinton is under investigation by the FBI for emails and her foundation, which took millions for shady government and those who support terror and killing gay people, but noone cared. Investigation by the FBI isn't something to be taken lightly. Very few if any entertainers spoke out against her, even though it was clear to anyone with an ounce of objectivity that she was just as bad as Trump, worse in some respects. At least with Kapernick he stated he wouldn't vote for either candidates. As much as I don't like his methods this is far better than cheerleading because Beyonce and other millionaire celebrities support someone.

If you wanted to have a fair process, they should have been outraged by the treatment of Sanders in the Primaries. They either mocked people who pointed out how unfair it was or ridiculed what was clear. It was a disgusting process and it cost the Dems the White House. Not that I cared much for Sanders, but I do care for fair processes.

As a strong example of how obvious the bias is, I was watching CNN a few days ago as they were following protests. They started to interview people randomly one by one, they all stated they were protesting racist Trump etc. Then they got to one guy who stated "I am protesting the Democrats for rigging the primaries and denying us a fair process to choose a candidate..." The interviewer abruptly took the mic away and went to the next person stopping him mid sentence, it was insulting.

CNN pushed for Trump in the primaries, gave him a great deal of coverage because they knew Clinton would lose to Rubio or a Rand Paul for instance. That backfired.

[N_Fiddledog]

Oh no . It's in to attack Republican politicians in theatres again.

[N_Fiddledog]

Pence gets harassed from the moment he enters a theatre to watch a show then at the end of the performance they want to lecture him on tolerance.

Some don't get the irony.

[BRAH]

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

Oh no . It's in to attack Republican politicians in theatres again.

Wouldn't put is past the rabies infested TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) Left to try it again. After all they got their rocks off on their snuff film "Death of a President."

[andyt]

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

Oh no . It's in to attack Republican politicians in theatres again.

Et tu, snowflake? OMG, they booed and lectured him, that's equivalent to shooting anyday. No wonder righties need safe spaces.

[Freakinoldguy]

Pence had better get used to it, especially the part that says everybody is allowed to be a dick, including people like the quasi celebrity cast of a Broadway musical who used someone else's entertainment dollars to push their own agenda.