The entire house floor erupted in boos when they began heckling President Biden during last night's SOTU. Biden handled it like a pro. McCarthy handled it like he handles everything else. He didn't.
The cumb dunts even doubled down on their bullshit today.
Why didn't the GOP select one of those fine upstanding members of Congress to deliver the Republican Response?
They must have been afraid of Jewish Space Lasers.
Just. Fucking. Stupid.
https://nypost.com/2022/03/02/lawmak...sotu-heckling/
Lawmakers slam Reps. Boebert, Greene over heckling during SOTU
By Callie Patteson
March 2, 2022 11:07am Updated
Current and former members of Congress on both sides of the aisle criticized Republican Reps. Lauren Boebert of Colorado and Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia over their heckling of President Biden during Tuesday’s State of the Union address.
Throughout Biden’s speech, Greene was spotted making faces and muttering, particularly when the president spoke about administering COVID-19 vaccines to children. She also yelled out “Build the wall!” when Biden said that it was necessary to “secure the border.”
Boebert received more attention after she shouted at the president as he spoke about veterans’ exposure to toxic burn pits, mentioning his late son Beau in the process.
“They come home, many of the world’s fittest and best-trained warriors in the world, never the same,” Biden said. “Headaches, numbness, dizziness. A cancer that would put them in a flag-draped coffin.”
Reps. Boebert and Greene chanted "Build the wall!" when Biden said that it was necessary to "secure the border."
Biden also spoke about veterans' exposure to toxic burn pits.
“You put them in! Thirteen of them!” yelled Boebert.
The reference to the deaths of 13 US service members who were killed in an August bombing at Kabul’s airport drew shouted objections from other members.
Boebert defended her remark following Biden’s speech, tweeting: “When Biden said flag draped coffins I couldn’t stay silent. I told him directly he did it. He put 13 in there. Our heroic servicemen and women deserve so much better.”
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Sen. John Thune (R-SD) told “CBS Mornings” Wednesday that the “antics” of Boebert and Greene had been “inappropriate.”
“[The] State of the Union speech, whether you agree with the president or not, it is an opportunity to show the American people the respect that the Office deserves,” added Thune, who predicted that “there’ll be plenty of condemnation from people, colleagues and whatnot, and just a recognition that those types of antics in a setting like that are inappropriate. And I think – I think everybody would agree with that.”
“I watched the #SOTU last night. There were issues I strongly agreed with. There were other issues I strongly disagree with. That’s called independent thinking,” tweeted former Republican Rep. Denver Riggleman of Virginia before adding: “But we can maybe all agree that Lauren Boebert is classless. An embarrassment to the House.”
Boebert later said she “couldn’t stay silent” during Biden’s speech.
Boebert received fervent condemnation from Democrats like Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.), who tweeted: “The president was talking about his dead soldier son. You and @RepMTG were a national disgrace tonight. But worse — because you are irrelevant — [House Minority Leader] Kevin McCarthy owns all of this. He won’t condemn you because he is a colossal coward.”
“I don’t understand a person who yells at our president when he’s talking about the loss of his son, in service to the country, in the military,” Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY), the head of the House Democratic campaign arm, told Business Insider. “I don’t know that I belong to the same human race as someone who thinks it makes sense to yell at someone when they’re talking about their dead son, and veterans who are suffering because of wounds incurred during their service.
“So I think it was a disgraceful moment, but we’ve come to expect it from those members, sadly,” Maloney added.
Progressive Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), an Iraq War veteran, also blasted the lawmakers.
“As someone that lived next to a burn pit I don’t appreciate [that] @RepMTG and @laurenboebert Had to interrupt the first time ever burn pits are mentioned in a State Union of address to score a political partisan point. #trash,” he tweeted.
Rep. Jason Crow (D-Colo.), an Army veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, also slammed Boebert, saying her comment was “certainly a stain on her.”
“We’ve known for a very long time that Lauren Boebert doesn’t know what she’s doing and is not interested in legislating or even knowing the issues and knowing the facts, but it becomes increasingly clear the level of her depravity, which is deep,” he told the Colorado Politics website.
"I don't understand a person who yells at our president when he's talking about the loss of his son, in service to the country, in the military," Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney said.
“I don’t understand a person who yells at our president when he’s talking about the loss of his son, in service to the country, in the military,” Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney said.
Rep. Jason Crow said Boebert “certainly doesn’t understand service and doesn’t understand sacrifices.”
“It was inappropriate for the family of the fallen that were actually in that chamber,” Crow added. “She certainly doesn’t understand service and doesn’t understand sacrifices. She can’t wrap her brain around it. But I would encourage her to stop the outbursts.”
Boebert doubled down Wednesday morning, tweeting: “The left is pissed because I called out Biden’s botched withdrawal from Afghanistan that left 13 of America’s finest in a flag-draped coffin. They are mad because a speech was ‘interrupted’. Ask the the families who lost their loved ones how interrupted their lives are now.”
Biden did not mention the Afghanistan pullout during his remarks, a fact which McCarthy himself noted on Twitter Tuesday night.
“To the 13 American families who lost loved ones in Afghanistan in August, you deserved to be recognized by the President tonight,” he wrote. “Americans remember your sacrifice, and we are forever indebted to you.”
McCarthy had no immediate comment about Boebert and Greene’s outbursts.