Obama has attempted to do more for immigration reform than any other President. The hecklers

[mfcorey1]

were totally disrespectful during his speech today. There is much that still needs to be done but they need to take their heckles to the doors of the John Boehner who refuses to even bring immigration reform to the floor. Flame away. JUST COLLECTING MY THOUGHTS.

[elleng]

1. I don't think they were disrespectful,

they were initially rude but he silenced them when he responded to their requests, saying he understands their frustration, after he said 'No, let them stay,' and then the crowd broke into applause.

[Niceguy1]

2. heckling is part of politics

and we sure did our share of it when bush was prez.

[mwrguy]

3. Those shitbags should be ashamed of themselves

[treestar]

4. I agree; we have laws

and that person acted entitled that we not enforce them. I am for amnesty, but you're right, they should be after Boner. Plus we do have a right to our laws and our President is meant to enforce them. POTUS as usual was gracious and patient.

[okaawhatever]

5. This whole heckling thing is getting old. I have zero respect for anyone who does it, and it seems

like now it's the thing to do. It's not okay. The is the President of the United States. It's bad enough the disrespect shown to him by the right wing. Where the f$$k do people he's trying to support get off doing it?
I think we know what the problem with getting immigration passed is, and it's not President Obama.

[Jamaal510]

6. There seems to be a pattern here

between hecklers and ignorance of the government's checks-and-balances system, isn't there? Whether it's with this or with GITMO, these people seem to look at a U.S. president as some form of royalty.