Her crimes was that she stood out among others. It really that simple. All the others had their hands over their hearts...she just stood there in poor posture with her hands down. She looks bad in contrast to others. When her teammate won, she alone stood down and only lukewarmly responded, compared to her other teammates who overjoyously congratulated their teammate. Once more, she stood out and appears to be out of it. She failed to realized that being part of the US Olympic team put her under a major microscope and her behavior will be studied as much as her performance. She is representing all of us.  Mr. Dingman is right, she didn't do anything wrong but she stood out. We are not questioning her performance but her behavior and like or not, being an Olympic athlete, everything you do in the Olympics will be held accountable. Fair or not, that has always been the way. If her endorsements falter after the Games.....you know why.