QUESTION: Was rMoney sweating like a pig before "horses and bayonets comment"?

[uponit7771]

I'm watching it on MSNBC now and he looked dry in the face...


It's like rMoney knew his ass was kicked at that point...


Your take?


tia

[justiceischeap]

1. He came out with a sweaty upper lip

and then the flop sweat spread from there.

[Lone_Star_Dem]

2. He got shiny in his lip then.

He also got a more constipated look in his face. Like his brows started being pinched.

[redwitch]

3. I think he was ill when he came out tonight

and was getting worse as the night went on. He really looked ill to me. He would have lost anyway, he is clueless about foreign policy.

[AlinPA]

4. He was so confused that he looked sick.

[MADem]

6. He was "ill" because he was "unprepared."

You can't debate US foreign policy with sound bites. An in-depth discussion requires more smarts than the average mouth-breather possesses, and RMoney was too used to playing to that moronic "ask me no questions" crowd. He never had command of his information.

"Confidence is the feeling that you have before you understand the situation."


RMoney walked on to that stage, and he quickly came to understand the situation. He lost his confidence, that's why he looked "ill."

[napkinz]

8. under pressure ...

Remember what Ann and Josh said ... under pressure, with all the stress, he gets crazy and they have to stabilize him.

[BlueStreak]

5. No. He was smirking like a Cheschire cat

He thought he had just landed a major blow that the president had failed the country because we have fewer rowboats in the Navy than we did on 1913.

He wasn't sweating that at all. He never saw the punch that decked him.

[napkinz]

7. He was channeling Nixon

nt