@sandman I'm talking about the patrons INSIDE THE THEATER. Not the political make-up of the surrounding city.

@rocket :
Yea-they ran a WINNING campaign that surprised a lot of folks (but not me). Ya'll are all butt hurt about it and are going to bring your butt hurt into everything you can. It's ridiculous-and sad ya'll are praising this kinda behavior. It be a different story for ya'll if this had been done to Kane ya'll would be exploding-AND SO WOULD I.
Hillary ran the same kind of campaign (except she lost). This is ridiculous and typical lib kind of whiney dividing behavior.

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@cador A person reaps what they sow.

@rocket :
Yep-must make you feel real proud to be a dem these days.

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@rocket Would you have expected the same crowd reaction in, say, Lubbock or Tulsa, OK? I'm sure the actor wouldn't had spoken a word.Look, if you want to assume that crowd was made up 50/50, that's fine... you have your right to be mistaken.

Classless to say the least. Some seem to not be able to discern what is "a" right, and what "is" right.

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@nikkiole :
@sandman:All I was saying.

Same people who defended "grabbing Pu$$y" comments are condemning Theatrical Closing Comments - How can you argue with logic like that????

Trump is going to have to develop thicker skin to do this job, he must stop reacting to every little thing. I don't think the theatre folks did anything wrong. If Pence goes to a Christmas play and there is an invitation at the end to praise Jesus or accept Christ or whathaveyou, no one would think anything of it, let people say what they want to say - it was done respectfully. If Pence has a lick of sense he would just listen. Doesn't cost anything to just listen.

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It is the human condition to be able to dish it out but not take it. In this case though, they had a message and audience with VP elect Pence and they used that opportunity. It's theatre - theatre has been progressive and accepting for much longer than America at large. Part of seeing a performance is that you might be exposed to ideas beyond your own. OOH. It's art. Imagine that.

...move on.