While it seems that most of the people on this list are horrified by the lack of etiquette exhibited by Mr. David Shuster regarding his disturbing uncouth comments about Chelsea Clinton, however, one can hardly call it surprising given the viciousness our political electoral system''s history has taken on. Remarkably, there are still a few here on the list that appear to be excusing Mr. Shuster''s behavior by claiming perhaps anyone of us could be "next" & will be taken to task by the PC police. Give me a break! If someone made these same rude indecent comments about your child, you would be incensed enough to demand an apology and in addition, want to have this ignorant person terminated by his employer. Thankfully, NBC did the right thing in terminating him

While it seems that most of the people on this list are horrified by the lack of etiquette exhibited by Mr. David Shuster regarding his disturbing uncouth comments about Chelsea Clinton, however, one can hardly call it surprising given the viciousness our political electoral system''s history has taken on. Remarkably, there are still a few here on the list that appear to be excusing Mr. Shuster''s behavior by claiming perhaps anyone of us could be "next" & will be taken to task by the PC police. Give me a break! If someone made these same rude indecent comments about your child, you would be incensed enough to demand an apology and in addition, want to have this ignorant person terminated by his employer. Thankfully, NBC did the right thing in terminating him

The word "PIMP" is now so widely used and accepted in our language today so more and more we incorporate it in our vocabulary. "Pimp my ride". I can tell you the dictionary has added many words that would make my grade school teacher roll over and die again in her grave, eg: jig·gy Pronunciation [jig-ee]
–adjective, ‑gi·er, ‑gi·est. Slang. 1. nervous; active; excitedly energetic. 2. wonderful and exciting, esp. because stylish.
[Origin: get "jiggy" wit it, Will Smith
I say this to say David Shuster is only using the language of our day, he is the new generation of reporters and I don't believe he should have to be fired for using these words. People who find this offensive need to really check themselves because the problem lies within there thinking. You can call someone by any name but it's up to he or she to answer to it!

Shuster should be terminated. One expects reporters - certainly on the national level - to show some discernment and maturity. Shuster cleraly is capable of neither. Send him back to the trashy backgroud he obviously comes from.

If David Shuster had used disparaging language (pimping) about Michele Obama instead of Chelsea Clinton, he would have been banished not only from NBC News but also from the planet. We do have two different standards in this country,although most of the news media don't broadcast the fact.