Obama Booed at All-Star Game In St. Louis

[red states rule]

Looks like many people are not happy with the ride they are being forced to take on the Hope and Change Express

BYW, his baseball throwing skills are matched only by his bowling skills



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[Insein]

He's a lefty? The conspiracy grows. lol

[red states rule]

It is a much different reaction to Obama when the crowd is not hand picked by his staffers, and the liberal media has to deal with such a reaction at a live event

[emmett]

at least he hustles.

[Mr. P]

Didn't hear discernible boos really, sounds more like cheers.

A baseball game = repubs = polite and respectful.

Now NASCAR = low life moron Dems..they'd boo Bush but not Bambam. :lol:

[Kathianne]

Didn't hear discernible boos really, sounds more like cheers.

A baseball game = repubs = polite and respectful.

Now NASCAR = low life moron Dems..they'd boo Bush but not Bambam. :lol:

Not too mention a Sox jacket in St. Louis. ;)

[-Cp]

I heard both cheers and jeers... seemed like there were more cheers, however...

[-Cp]

His pitch, however, DID bounce first... :) You can see it bounce in this video from ESPN:

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[Insein]

Not too mention a Sox jacket in St. Louis. ;)

That I have no problem with. If he wore a St. Louis jacket, I would have lost more respect since he is a self-proclaimed White sox fan.

[Kathianne]

That I have no problem with. If he wore a St. Louis jacket, I would have lost more respect since he is a self-proclaimed White sox fan.

I agree. However, the 'fans' may well have been 'booing' the jacket than Obama.

I'm not saying they are or aren't, just don't go for most sporting events for my politics. ;)

[avatar4321]

Sounded more mixed to me. There were boos. there were cheers. big deal.

[red states rule]

Here is one of the better first pitch by a US President

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[Trinity]

He's a lefty? The conspiracy grows. lol

:laugh2: I was thinking that too.

[Insein]

Here is one of the better first pitch by a US President

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Seems so long ago. It's amazing how much we've changed since then. Shows how bad the enemy within truly is to turn a galvanized front where New Yorkers will cheer Bush because he is the president to where we are now.

[Binky]

Didn't hear discernible boos really, sounds more like cheers.

A baseball game = repubs = polite and respectful.

Now NASCAR = low life moron Dems..they'd boo Bush but not Bambam. :lol:



Didn't sound like booing to me. More like cheering for him and hollering like they do at games.