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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm an independent, I work in politics, and I know that when a cabinet secretary is giving a press conference, if you start yelling and interrupting, you will be removed. It wasn't time for questions, and it's unclear if she would be taking any at all. This is clear grand-standing, and frankly it doesn't matter who he is.

I don't think this will have the impact the left thinks it will have on the voters they are trying to sway.

Can someone explain to me the "unprecedented" nature of this event?[/quote]

Right? If you interrupt a cabinet secretary, you will be taken to the ground and handcuffed.  Even if you are clearly identified as a senator.  Sure.  Happens all the time.

What could possibly be unprecedented about that?[/quote]

I can't tell if you are being facetious or not. If you interrupt an official national security press conference or other official event, you will be forcibly removed from that press conference. Happens all the time in Congress. And I bet Senator Padilla would ask for the removal of protesters asking questions mid-Senate hearing. Its disruptive and disrespectful. I'm just telling you, this isn't the watershed moment you'd like it to be.[/quote]
This... Can anyone state they are "I am XYZ, a sitting member of The Ministry of Silly Walks," be taken at face value, and allowed to interrupt and hijack an official event?
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.[/quote]

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