Should the "No unity no trust" guy have his credentials revoked?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Since it was obviously just one person chanting that.

But yes. I like the idea of just revoking the credentials of a few hecklers. Once that's learned the rest of those idiots will get the message and shut up. If they don't they'll be easier to identify, eject and revoke credentials of.

[IceSpear]

Eject the hecklers after the roll call vote, if they decide to keep being disruptive. That way it can't be used as fodder for more "RIGGED!!!!!1!!" conspiracies.

[Gass3268]

I would not be shocked if the mics a programed a little differently and the state delegations are seated in different areas. If it continues to be an issue, then yeah they might have to not let certain folks in on Wednesday.

[Crumpets]

No, just give him a worse seat farther from the mic.

As much as I hate when people use the First Amendment to argue that nothing they say should have any repercussions whatsoever, the Democratic National Convention should at least appear somewhat democratic to the average viewer.

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

No, just give him a worse seat farther from the mic.

As much as I hate when people use the First Amendment to argue that nothing they say should have any repercussions whatsoever, the Democratic National Convention should at least appear somewhat democratic to the average viewer.

[Dr. Arch]

No, just give him a worse seat farther from the mic.

As much as I hate when people use the First Amendment to argue that nothing they say should have any repercussions whatsoever, the Democratic National Convention should at least appear somewhat democratic to the average viewer.

[MK]

This thread is hilarious considering the posters who are in it complaining.

[Eraserhead]

No.

[Fuzzy Bear]

Hmmmm . . . The Democratic National Committee goes into the tank for Hillary, trashes Sanders, then offers an "apology" (only after their misconduct was exposed).  Of course, the "apology" offers nothing tangible to Sanders supporters; there's no penalty for the DNC (although they did throw DWS over the rail).  They went into the tank for Hillary, trashed Sanders in ways that were Trumpian, then, when caught, offer a faux-sorrowful "Our bad!" as if that makes it OK.

A REAL apology would be the unbinding of all delegates and the voting limited to only "elected" delegates, with superdelegates taken off the board.  That, of course won't happen; but why shouldn't it?  (Truthfully, I would love to see, at this point, Sanderistas keep the pressure up to where Kaine is forced off the ticket and someone to their liking be substituted; THAT would be justice, and awesome justice at that!)

I would also suggest that the DNC and their minions have lost all moral authority to say anything about Donald Trump and his "style".  Trump does what he does in the open; WikiLeaks isn't needed to expose him.  The DNC are a bunch of hypocritical scumbags that want to present themselves as FFs, but are world class HPs. 

[Fusionmunster]

Yes, for the love of god remove him. He even tried to heckle Michelle Obama last night having rewatched the speech.