DISRESPECTFUL DEMS EXPOSED! You’ll Never Guess Who Also Boycotted George W. Bush’s Inauguration [VIDEO]It s a free country, and the nineteen (and counting) members of Congress who are planning to boycott President-elect Trump s inauguration are certainly within their rights. So even is Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., who said over the weekend that Trump s election (or his presidency) is  illegitimate. That doesn t make his comment true or honorable or helpful to the nation s well-being, but he is free to say it.Reps. Lewis, Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., Barbara Lee, D-Calif., Katherine Clark, D-Mass., and the other inaugural boycotters are certainly not alone in finding Trump uniquely awful. They are not alone in believing the president-elect has gone out of his way to offend people. Probably they also recognize that, in the safe districts they all represent, an inaugural boycott might even be a political winner.But this is also part of a pattern. Lewis and Lee, along with some other Democratic lawmakers at the time, also boycotted to make a point when President George W. Bush was inaugurated in 2001. The Washington Post reported at the time that Lewis  thought it would be hypocritical to attend Bush s swearing-in because he doesn t believe Bush is the true elected president. Maybe they had a better excuse that time, as there was so much lingering acrimony surrounding the Florida recount. But we re talking about elected members of Congress who have refused to accept two Republican presidencies in a row. Is there always a good enough excuse whenever a Republican wins? At what point is it fair to ask whether some people are just not committed to democratic or legal processes at all unless the results come out as they hope?  Washington ExaminerWatch the video below to see how Democrats protested Bush s inauguration:After skipping Bush's inauguration in '01, @Trish_Regan says there's a pattern of John Lewis's attempts to de-legitimize Presidents! pic.twitter.com/4XZrnNnU62  Trish Regan Intel (@TrishIntel) January 16, 2017politics
disrespectful dems exposed you never guess who also boycotted george bush inauguration video it free country nineteen counting members congress planning boycott trump inauguration certainly within rights so even john lewis said weekend trump election presidency illegitimate that make comment true honorable helpful nation free say lewis jerry ladder barbara lee katherine clark inaugural boycotted certainly alone finding trump uniquely awful they alone believing gone way offend people probably also recognize safe districts represent inaugural boycott might even political also part pattern lewis lee along democratic lawmakers time also boycotted make point president george bush inaugurated the washington post reported time lewis thought would hypocritical attend bush believe bush true elected president maybe better excuse time much lingering acrimony surrounding florida recount but talking elected members congress refused accept two republican residencies row is always good enough excuse whenever republican wins at point fair ask whether people committed democratic legal processes unless results come hope washington examinerwatch video see democrats protested bush inauguration after skipping bush inauguration irish_began says pattern john lewis attempts presidents irish began intel trishintel january
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: DISRESPECTFUL DEMS EXPOSED! You’ll Never Guess Who Also Boycotted George W. Bush’s Inauguration [VIDEO]It s a free country, and the nineteen (and counting) members of Congress who are planning to boycott President-elect Trump s inauguration are certainly within their rights. So even is Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., who said over the weekend that Trump s election (or his presidency) is  illegitimate. That doesn t make his comment true or honorable or helpful to the nation s well-being, but he is free to say it.Reps. Lewis, Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., Barbara Lee, D-Calif., Katherine Clark, D-Mass., and the other inaugural boycotters are certainly not alone in finding Trump uniquely awful. They are not alone in believing the president-elect has gone out of his way to offend people. Probably they also recognize that, in the safe districts they all represent, an inaugural boycott might even be a political winner.But this is also part of a pattern. Lewis and Lee, along with some other Democratic lawmakers at the time, also boycotted to make a point when President George W. Bush was inaugurated in 2001. The Washington Post reported at the time that Lewis  thought it would be hypocritical to attend Bush s swearing-in because he doesn t believe Bush is the true elected president. Maybe they had a better excuse that time, as there was so much lingering acrimony surrounding the Florida recount. But we re talking about elected members of Congress who have refused to accept two Republican presidencies in a row. Is there always a good enough excuse whenever a Republican wins? At what point is it fair to ask whether some people are just not committed to democratic or legal processes at all unless the results come out as they hope?  Washington ExaminerWatch the video below to see how Democrats protested Bush s inauguration:After skipping Bush's inauguration in '01, @Trish_Regan says there's a pattern of John Lewis's attempts to de-legitimize Presidents! pic.twitter.com/4XZrnNnU62  Trish Regan Intel (@TrishIntel) January 16, 2017politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: disrespectful dems exposed you never guess who also boycotted george bush inauguration video it free country nineteen counting members congress planning boycott trump inauguration certainly within rights so even john lewis said weekend trump election presidency illegitimate that make comment true honorable helpful nation free say lewis jerry ladder barbara lee katherine clark inaugural boycotted certainly alone finding trump uniquely awful they alone believing gone way offend people probably also recognize safe districts represent inaugural boycott might even political also part pattern lewis lee along democratic lawmakers time also boycotted make point president george bush inaugurated the washington post reported time lewis thought would hypocritical attend bush believe bush true elected president maybe better excuse time much lingering acrimony surrounding florida recount but talking elected members congress refused accept two republican residencies row is always good enough excuse whenever republican wins at point fair ask whether people committed democratic legal processes unless results come hope washington examinerwatch video see democrats protested bush inauguration after skipping bush inauguration irish_began says pattern john lewis attempts presidents irish began intel trishintel january