In a way, he reminds me of my father, whpo was president of an international corporation. He was very impatient and I sometimes didn't want to ask him a question because of that look on his face of impatience with me. But, was he ever brilliant. I could ask him anything in literature, history or latin and he never missed a question. And of course he was a great business man. But, tempermental.Let's face it. He could have called him names! Remember the debate? He's getting nicer! lol.Read what you wrote.Nonsense, real press conferences are at times the only chance you get to flesh out a response. Speaker Boehner makes a point to only answer people who raise their hands and ignores people who speak up, sometimes that is the only way you get noticed.
You said Boehner ignores people who speak up and answers those who keep still. and raise their hand. So, why wouldn't Ramos follow protocol?
It's the job of journalists to uncover news for their readers. When a public figure makes that difficult, it generates different strategies to make them speak up about what interests their readers. The easiest way is to shout or confront, but people like Trump are skilled at partial answers and press that cut meetings short when it appears they may compromise themselves. Getting the word out is difficult and cutthroat, what you saw was not unusual in the least, Donald Trump making the comment go back to Univision was not.
Trump has the longest press conferences than any other candidate. Why didn't Ramos just raise his hand and wait to get called on? If Trump was going to end the conference without calling on him, I could see him standing up and calling out. But not during the conference, no.
He broke the rules and was escorted back. Trump even welcomed the guy back to the conference. He then raised his hand and was called on. Was it that hard?
He probably should have, but he is a reporter. They are known for doing this kind of stuff. DT's behavior, IMO, is not very . . . presidential. He seems to lack some self control. Of course, he is a LOT more important as a presidential candidate than some reporter.