JD Vance booed as he arrives at Kennedy Center concert

[1Hammers1]

Typical democrats throwing a temper tantrum and then all the Democrat supporters brag about the temper tantrums. The democrats think acting like fools make them superior. Reminds me of the democrat role model .

 

[Obviously Oblivious]

Typical democrats throwing a temper tantrum and then all the Democrat supporters brag about the temper tantrums. The democrats think acting like fools make them superior. Reminds me of the democrat role model .

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Awwww, cry some more wee bitch baby.

Better get used to it, we fools are just getting warmed up. Wait until we hit our stride, you’re liable to have a conniption.

 

[1Hammers1]

I am the one laughing at democrats making fools of themselves over and over. What's funny is the ones bragging about the childish temper tantrums. Put a pacifier in your mouth. Bunch of big babies crying.

 

[Thunderlips71]

Where’s John Wilkes Booth when you need him?

 

[franklinman]

Well , you earn respect, its just no given to scum bags, but you already knew this.

 

[Hans81]

Common decency left the building with Trump. Installing a board of sycophants to destroy a treasured establishment and install the vile phuque as its chair person was disgusting - and our disgust can and should be displayed.

Get out of here with decency arguments when Trump is involved.

What percentage of the American population has attended a concert at the Kennedy Center?

 

[jonesy5960]

When Vice President JD Vance took his seat Thursday night at the Kennedy Center in Washington, he was met with a chorus of boos from the packed concert hall. Vance and the second lady, Usha Vance, were attending a performance by the National Symphony Orchestra, which was already seated onstage when the crowd spotted the pair and erupted into loud boos and shouts for more than 30 seconds. The vice president waved and appeared to smile.


President Donald Trump has been trying to overhaul the institution, appointing a board of trustees that elected him as chair, setting the arts community on edge. Usha Vance, one of Trump’s board members, previously served on the board of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.

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Vice President JD Vance was booed while attending a National Symphony Orchestra concert at The Kennedy Center on March 13. (Video: michael brodeur/The Washington Post)
A number of shows at the Kennedy Center, including the hit musical “Hamilton” and an appearance by actress, comedian and television producer Issa Rae, have been canceled since Trump’s unprecedented move, many in protest. Rae, in a statement, cited “an infringement on the values of an institution that has faithfully celebrated artists of all backgrounds through all mediums.”
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Thursday’s concert started 30 minutes late, after attendees waited in a long security line that packed the grand foyer ahead of the vice president’s arrival.
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After the outburst, patrons quickly settled into an attentive, quiet respect for the musicians, in a kind of whiplash. But intermission was full of people debriefing about what they had just experienced, a rarity in such venues.
The dramatic response to Vance’s arrival reflects a tense mood in the Washington arts world as it reels from recent events. Last month, when Trump’s board installed him as chair, it also voted to terminate Deborah Rutter as Kennedy Center president and made Trump ally Richard Grenell interim president, prompting a fallout that led musician Ben Folds, opera singer Renée Fleming and TV producer Shonda Rhimes to step down from their respective roles with the institution.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/03/13/jd-vance-booed-kennedy-center/

No shoes were thrown?

Lame.

 

[Hans81]

I feel like I might let the "C" word slip out if I ever see Joni Ernst in public. Not proud of it, but it is what it is. And she definitely is one. A feckless one, at that.

Comrade? 😉

 

[BelemNole]

And here's her response this week in a post about Tom Paris:

That bitch is so full of shit. If you watch you’ll see every time she replies to me she makes a snarky comment about “meds” because 5-5 years ago someone posted about struggling with depression and some of us chimed in with our experience. It’s always personal with her, it’s her go to.
Perhaps I’ll start talking about what a shitty parent/roll model she must have been as both her kids marriages failed.

 

[ft254]

And you prove my point about free speech vs decency.

You are also binary. Anything other than vitriol against Trump must make someone a Trump supporter. Oh.... this is about JD Vance going to a social event.

Vance is toxic. Don't blame the public. It's a reaction to his persona. If he hadn't been making his misogynistic remarks and hardline comments he wouldn't be judged harshly. He would be treated politely if he deserved it. There's a price paid for being disrespectful. That includes politicians.

 

[Mister_Man]

Vance is toxic. Don't blame the public. It's a reaction to his persona. If he hadn't been making his misogynistic remarks and hardline comments he wouldn't be judged harshly. He would be treated politely if he deserved it. There's a price paid for being disrespectful. That includes politicians.

A VP should only be seen but not heard.

 

[ft254]

A VP should only be seen but not heard.

If he speaks it should be with the decorum and presentation befitting a POTUS. But what's that anymore with this fcvking WH.

 

[ft254]

What percentage of the American population has attended a concert at the Kennedy Center?

My wife and I have attended several performances at the Kennedy Center, the Lyric Theater in Baltimore, and the Civic Opera House in Chicago. Try a little arts and culture. Seek it out. Oops, I forgot. Burnt popcorn and warm beer works in red neckville.