I never saw this before. Somebody posted on YouTube when Hillary supporters booed JK in RI. Bad.

[beachmom]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCdSym08yWM

I found it when I was discussing it here, and someone thought the newspaper was not reputable describing the incident. Well, the video proves the writer captured it correctly.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x5800046

[wisteria]

1. I remember reading about this. Apparently he was warmly welcomed and it was when he talked up Obama

that they booed. I supposes this is to be expected when he is viewed as snubbing the Clinton's after they "worked so hard" for him in 04.

[TayTay]

2. It cut both ways

And RI was Clinton country.

eh, there is also videotape of the good Senator getting raucous standing ovations as well.

[karynnj]

3. Even in the segment where

he was heckled by the HRC people, it wasn't that wide spread given the likely proportion of HRC voters. Like you said back when it happened, he knew what he was getting into. Most political events are mostly speaking to the converted - here, he got his points out and may likely have shifted someone on the fence. It was clear that there was respect for him personally - if it were someone without that respect, they likely wouldn't have been able to make much of the case - before they were stopped far more rudely.

[JI7]

4. i remember this and it certainly shows how sensitive supporters of Hillary are

to make a big deal out of it as they did when she gets booed.

[JI7]

5. why do many Clinton supporters think Kerry owes the Clintons something

i wish they would stop acting like Bill was sick in bed for all of 2004 and only got up to campaign for Kerry.

[politicasista]

6. That's what I want to know

The MA HRC supporters seem so bitter (not all, but one in that thread) at him for endorsing Obama. I don't think he owes the Clintons anything, but it's unfortunate that everytime some pol endorses Obama, TeamClinton has a fit over it.

It's mind boggling. And another reason to continue to avoid GDP.