Madonna's comments?

She's within our rights for her special self to have a nice long chat with Secret Service.

This isn't a right/left issue. Any comment that involves explosives and the White House, irrespective of my like/dislike of the occupant of that house, should rightly come to the attention of the Secret Service. AND I don't care who says it, yes, they should get be looked into and talked to.

I watched A LOT of coverage on the marches when I got home yesterday. Pretty much all evening long. I never saw what Madonna said. I'll go google.
But I was there. I can tell you what I'll remember,
I'll remember the fun and the laughter.
I'll remember how bright and colorful everything was--the protest signs, the sea of pink hats.
I'll remember the people I met... men, women, children, Christians, Muslims, people from all over the world, a lesbian ex-nun who was hilarious, a cancer survivor "marching" in a wheelchair...
I'll remember seeing people so diverse, but united by the hope that we can make a change, for as far as I could see ...

I'm not sure if they will take her seriously enough to investigate but yes the Secret Service should talk to her. While she has no relevancy to me, she does to others and could influence them. I think she says stuff like that to focus attention on her personally rather than the cause. I wish she would finally disappear from the public eye.

Exactly this.

I know of a crazy man local to me who got pulled over for something not so bad, and went on some paranoid rant to the cop about Obama being behind it (a conspiracy against him of course ) and went on to threaten to kill the SOB president. I'm not sure how it played out from that point but I know he spent a few years in jail for it.

Yeah, I don't care which way you lean. You don't talk about blowing up the White House. I didn't listen to her whole speech so I may be speaking out of turn here, but if someone has a platform in which they can reach others they should use it wisely and responsibly.

On a side note not meant to derail @gajenny I love your new profile pic, you look amazing! 

As someone who spent a good share of my day following coverage of the marches, the celebrities were not the interesting part to me. I was blown away by the vast numbers of regular citizens who showed up and held an impressive peaceful demonstration. Do I think people who want to dismiss the marches will use Madonna's words against it? Yes, that's what they'll use and I wish she wouldn't have said it. However, people who see things from my viewpoint are going to continue to feel fired up and ready to go.

I love Madonna!

Yes, Madonna's been around long enough to know this will get her some press. I love(d) her music especially the early songs. But sometimes I wonder how a woman only slightly older than me hasn't aquired more depth.

She is not linked to the March for me, she was just one famous person there with an opinion.

And I think the Secret Service is going to have their hands full protecting this President  

She should absolutely chat with the Secret Service. IMO her remarks take away from the overall amazing-ness that was the march. I was by the stage but had already started walking away so I didn't even know she was there until the news covered her.

Many people we spoke with along the march route commented that they were hoping people kept it together so that the real unifying message couldn't be twisted. I think I have read that nationwide there were 4 arrests. Pretty amazing.
In DC we thanked the guardsmen and women who were there, many walking by and highfiving them. Same with the police. When an emergency vehicle had to get through people would make way and say thank you as they went past. There were many times that I was just about brought to tears. I am so glad I went.

I was not at all impressed with her words. I am by no means a pearl clutcher and am prone to cuss BUT I don't get why she had to talk the way she did. I felt she was doing it more for show.

Now Ashley Judd on the other hand....I thought she kicked ass!!!!!!!

Exactly. And if one of us commoners said this on our Facebook page, we would get a visit. So she should as well.

Of course what she said is inappropriate. Regardless of who lives in that house, it is our house. Our taxes go to fund that house and everybody in it. Why would we ever condone behavior that will only harm us.