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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (200420)9/6/2004 7:57:55 PM
From: tejek   of 1576160
 
Hmaly, In a revised version of the story that moved on the wire late Friday, the AP said: "The crowd reacted with applause and with some 'ooohs,' apparently surprised by the news that Clinton was ill."

Well that explains it, although what journalist would mistaken "ooohs" for "boos"?


No, it doesn't explain it. First, I would not put it past some Republicans to boo. Secondly, another news outlet reported a similar representation:

<font color=brown>"Both President Bush and his Democratic opponent, Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts, wished the former president well during campaign appearances. Some in Bush's audience booed when he wished Clinton well, while those in Kerry's cheered."<font color=black>

If just one booed, its a serious insult but, of course, not unexpected!

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