None of the M$M has mentioned the booing

[Doremus]

I've watched CNN, MSNBC and C-Span and none of them are mentioning the Dems booing the chimp's SS remarks. All they keep talking about is Iraqi woman and the soldier's mother hugging.

Do I just keep missing it or are they ignoring it like usual?

[Rapcw]

1. ignoring it DUH n/t

[Democrat Dragon]

2. If they can ignore Election Fraud 04' they can ignore this.

[Digit]

3. They mentioned on CBS that Dems said NOOOOOOOOOO

So they toned it down, but at least they mentioned it.

[DIKB]

4. They're in lockstep

goosestep with teh pukes. "Say only what the fuhrer wants said. Ignore the detractors."

[rockymountaindem]

5. CBS did.

They said it was the first time any of them could remember it happening.

[Sydnie]

6. Oddly enough

Faux did. One of the first things they mentioned but they quickly followed it with the "emotional moment we won't soon forget" about the soldiers mother.

But, they did mention it and didn't spin it. I was amazed.

[Doremus]

7. If the Repugs had booed a Dem prez

it would have been front page news for weeks.

$80M buys a lot of silence. F'ing whores.

[adigal]

8. Scarborough just mentioned it n/t

[adigal]

9. Ron Reagan just said

on Hardball that he is uncomfortable with Bush using people's duress (the parents of the dead soldier) as political props.

[bigwillq]

10. I agree with Ron, Jr.

I just saw that on MSNBC but than Joe Blow was being his usual asshole self and I had to turn the channel.

[Festivito]

11. NPR had a Rethug minimize it as a ahen few hum people. nt.

[imaginary girl]

12. Bryan Williams of NBC mentioned it too, but ...

I was flipping around and didn't see all of what was said. He did mention it twice, I think ... once as an observation (more discord than we normally see) and once in his interview with Barbara Boxer.

[Festivito]

13. Nightline let Matlin dismiss it as a Dem mistake. Booing a fact: ignored.

Koppel gave Mary Matlin sp?, Carville's wife, the booing question.

No MSM has tried mentioning that Dems booed at a factual disagreement.

They are trying to minimize it AND not deal with when it happened.

[Doremus]

14. Good old BBC is addressing it

One commentator said she hasn't seen anything like it, outside of the House of Commons that is. :)

Anyway, they're replaying it across the pond for what it's worth.

[jayctravis]

15. Right on.

There needs to be more of that. That's how they do it in Parliament.