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• mysportsrumors said March 31, 2008

  i can agree with booing him, just like a baseball player that is doing bad we boo him when he comes on the field. if the majority there felt he's doing bad, then yes boo him

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  • texasgirl replied April 01, 2008

    I totally agree!!!
• nate77 said March 31, 2008

  I wish I could've been there to boo the worst president in the history of the U.S.

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  • FIVERINGS replied March 31, 2008

    Jimmy Carter a close second. He let our hostages rot over in Iran a few years ago.
    • nate77 replied April 01, 2008

      It was more than a few years ago but I totally agree with you..... Bush has been in a league of his own though..
• bucksfan13bond said March 31, 2008

  haha. i agree with mysportsrumors i mean, if u dont like him, i guess u have the right to boo him.
  if only would could intentionally peg him

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• dinabanina said March 31, 2008

  SWEET

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• TravisNevels said March 31, 2008

  I think after what he has done he should be hissed booed and ridiculed every where he goes.I wish we could send him to jail for his crimes but oh well.At least he can walk around in shame for the rest of his life like OJ.

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• mickleap said March 31, 2008

  Rolls Right off his %*$#@*& Couldn,t care less.........Got Rich,with tax-payer money.........

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• rayj0101 said March 31, 2008

  Had to know the boos were coming.

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• squish059 said March 31, 2008

  how the fcck did this a$$hole get re-elected? its just embarrassing

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• farley610 said March 31, 2008

  bush is a retard

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  • thumbsup replied March 31, 2008

    you're a retard for saying that.
    
    there was a mixture of applause and boos as he was approaching the mound, and then an overwhelming positive applause after he threw opening pitch. regardless of your opinion of the President, this is a great tradition to celebrate the start of the season, and all baseball fans should applaud the President for acknowledging the sport and its fans.
    • boogerking replied April 01, 2008

      Gee, thanks for the lesson in patriotism.I'll bet you're sad you can't elect that dolt for a third term.Don't take it too hard, though.McCain will probably win and continue the Bush legacy of imperialism and making defense contractors filthy rich.You can applaud a new asshole with the same agenda next year if you wish.
      • thumbsup replied April 01, 2008

        I don't see how what I said is pro/anti Bush. For that matter I don't understand how respecting a president for throwing out a first pitch has any political implications whatsoever.
      • boogerking replied April 01, 2008

        Thumbsup, the whole point of booing Bush is to show that you DON'T respect him.My loathing of George Bush transends any traditon, baseball related or otherwise.His reign as king of the western world has polarized U.S. citizens to levels of hyper-sensitivity.If you feel victimized by my comments I apologize.Truly, no political statement was made by Bush simply by throwing that pitch but I see nothing wrong with using the event as a public forum for voicing displeasure the man.The issues that made them boo are more important than keeping up tradition.
      • Pinkpanthrrr replied April 01, 2008

        Sorry thumbsup. No one is going to give you a thumbs up on this one. If you want a thumbs up jump the fence and step away from the dark side.
    • farley610 replied April 01, 2008

      yeah bush is a retard, look at our economy, the state of the war, and he makes the rich richer and the poor poorer, so yeah i think that constitutes as a pretty bad president, or a retard.
• Ray_Maafia said April 01, 2008

  "thumbs down" for your dumb comment, thumbsup
  so we should applaud a president, no matter what he's done? even if he's a terrorist? lets say bin laden was our president n threw out the first pitch, u'd still applaud? dumbass.

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• Ray_Maafia said April 01, 2008

  i wish i was in charge of the sound effects for that stadium that day, i wouldve put on a "boo" soundtrack even louder than how the fans were booing.

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  • KatKat replied April 01, 2008

    Dig it. But take it easy on thumbsup. She (or he) is a true believer. And despite the seeming delusion, we know there are only a few of those left. We need them.
    • boogerking replied April 01, 2008

      I don't need them.And don't fool yourself.Middle America is teeming with clowns who wish Bush never had to leave office.
      • farley610 replied April 01, 2008

        VERY TRUE
• kiamardi said April 01, 2008

  would have a great time for lee harvey

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  • boogerking replied April 01, 2008

    Careful pal.I hear the FBI monitors Yardbarker for dissenters.
• theoneandonly said April 01, 2008

  If you dont have anything to say then dont say anything at all!!! Same goes for booing...
  
  Note* I am not a fan of Bush at all!!!! But booing is a little tacky... Just getting the place DEAD SILENT would make for a better showing.. Him walking out on the field with his hand up in the air, with crickets in the back ground!! Tell me that wouldnt be awesome...

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• boogerking said April 01, 2008

  For oneandonly: BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooo.......Nah,I still prefer childish yelling and screaming at people I don't like.Nothing is quite so cathartic as letting Trash Gordon know he sucks as he walks back to the dugout after blowing a Phillies game.Booing is about how YOU feel.I doubt Bush cares one way or the other what a bunch of baseball fans (or anyone else for that matter)thinks about him personally.If you're mad let it out,man.

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  • farley610 replied April 01, 2008

    yeah if he came to philly it would have been 10xs worse
    • texasgirl replied April 02, 2008

      LMAO! I know that's right!
• Pinkpanthrrr said April 01, 2008

  I am surprised people were not arrested for the booing. It would be a typical behavior of his to do so. As for getting the pitch over the plate...he has done this any times since 2001

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  • GSWgirl replied April 01, 2008

    He's had plenty of time to practice since he's not doing anything about solving the economic crisis in this country.
    • boogerking replied April 01, 2008

      If it weren't for his HORRENDOUS national and foreign policies I'd suggest the Phillies consider him for some middle relief.