So if someone elected to Congress refuses to...

attend the SOTU speech I believe they shouldn't be able to comment on it afterward.

One reason is that idiot will have to wait until the next day to find out what he's SUPPOSED to think about it, and it will take FauxNews and Limbaugh a few hours to come up with that.

I won't watch it, but I already know what it will be about.

LadyJazzer wrote: One reason is that idiot will have to wait until the next day to find out what he's SUPPOSED to think about it, and it will take FauxNews and Limbaugh a few hurs to come up with that.

Unlike your self who looks at looks at everything and comes to fair and rational opinions. rofllol Not even you can believe that.

Yes, my conservative-bullsh*t-detector has become a highly honed instrument...

Soulshiner wrote: attend the SOTU speech I believe they shouldn't be able to comment on it afterward.

Freedom of speech?

Soulshiner wrote: attend the SOTU speech I believe they shouldn't be able to comment on it afterward.

So it's different on TV?

It's the SOTU address, the president addressing the Congress. Watching on TV is a political move. Put your country first instead of playing politics, something being complained about the speech. Ironic...

Arlen wrote:

Soulshiner wrote: attend the SOTU speech I believe they shouldn't be able to comment on it afterward.

Freedom of speech?

Yeah, it may be disrespectfull, but I like letting people speak their mind. Plus, given today's technology, it is pretty easy to tell what he said without being there, it might think different in the 1870s.

Something tells me there are many Americans that were not there making comments today. Like me...and you...

I'll watch it. I either always watch them, or read the transcripts (less pauses for applause that way).


On the other hand... I love exclaiming "Oh, gimmie a break!" at the television. This event feeds my desire for this regardless of who is President