Politics and religion.

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At first I was bothered....I read on PetTalk that Senator Boxer did not want to be called ma'am....

A little truth in whine is in order!

She told the General she wanted to be called Senator. Just as I am willing to bet the General expects to be called...General.

Whether I agree with either of them is beside the point.

Both are entitled to be called by the title they have earned. General for him...Senator for her.

Not too complicated really!

If madam Boxer had been respectful to the General, who actualy worked to earn his Rank and not worked to win a popularity contest like she did, you might have a point.

Madam Boxer decided to disrespect a high Ranking member of our countries military to put him in what she saw is his place.

Not to complicated for you?

[RICHARD]

Madam Boxer decided to disrespect a high Ranking member of our countries military to put him in what she saw is his place.

Not to complicated for you?

Oh, I could see her dropping her smoothie had Herr General been disrespectful, But to call someone out, in front of cameras, media and the world because she thought she was being disrespected shows that she has no class, decorum or brains.

She obviously was not in a good mood-Hmmmm, I wonder if she is SRC, or what?

Had it been a man (Mister, Senator or Sir) that called out a woman about his honorific, he would have been drawn and quartered over the incident.

Me thinks that the Lady Rep from the state of Cah lee fuh nee ah should stay away from undies of the smaller or thong variety.