Boston Sports Monsters Allegedly Boo President's Recorded Video Message
At Red Sox game, President Obama comes on big screen to recognize Fenway's 100th anniversary, followed by loud chorus of boos.
— Eric Fehrnstrom (@EricFehrn) April 20, 2012
Via email, from the Red Sox game: "[Pres Obama] just came on the Jumbotron with a birthday message for Fenway and was booed. Loudly"
— Jeff Emanuel (@jeffemanuel)April 20, 2012
3: 30 p.m.: Fenway faithful giving Barack Obama some boos as our Nation's leader delivered a message... #tcot #redsox nesn.com/2012/04/red-so…
— Erick Brockway (@erickbrockway) April 20, 2012
President Obama is definitely a jerk, now. Why did he record a video message today praising the Boston Red Sox, their fans, and their stadium, when all of those things are pure evil? The President should be ashamed to associate himself with such a diabolical Hitler-y terrorist organization that hates happiness, and freedom. It's not like those people are capable of appreciating friendly compliments, anyway. Because according to the never-wrong Twitter machine, the daytime-drunk fans booed when Obama's message played on the Jumbotron at today's Fenway Park 100th Anniversary game. Where's the news? This is what Boston sports fans do when they see any person.
We're still waiting for cell-phone videos of this booing to materialize. You can be sure that when they do, the echoing boos will be muted by the ceaseless lunatic screaming of the morons shooting the videos. ("SO YOU THINK YOUAH SPECIAL, COLLEGE BOY? BOO EHH DONUTS...") Until then, here's some classic footage from 2008, when Sarah Palin's handlers apparently thought that Philadelphia Flyers fans were polite people.
<a href="http:\/\/images.picturesdepot.com\/photo\/b\/boston_red_sox_kid_gives_finger-19474.jpg" target="_blank">This must be one of them.</a> <a href="http:\/\/lynellewhite.com\/files\/kidredsoxbeer.jpg" target="_blank">And here&#039;s the other. </a>
Of course, if you wanted to pick a venue where Sarah Palin (or any other Goober pretty much) was <em>most</em> likely to be roundly booed, you&#039;d pick any Philadelphia team, or maybe the Knicks or my beloved Mets - fanbases that boo their own players (or even Santa Claus) at that drop of a hat from cities that vote overwhelmingly Democratic.
Kinda makes you suspect.