I'll take Hillary's Xerox remark over Michelle Obama's nonsense anyday

[_Wayne_]

Atleast Hillary's remarks are true.

Face it. The Xerox remark put some lemon juice in Obama's plagiarism wound. And the "boos" in the crowd were weak, and were undoubtedly from the Obama fans. Clinton's a much better debater, which is why she's pushed so hard for so many. Those who vote on the debates, will swing Hillary's way. Obama got busted; you can't expect Hillary to pass up a good opportunity, and she delivered with wit and style, in a dignified way.

[ContinentalOp]

1. OK, but which one of them is running for president? nt

[scheming daemons]

2. Man, are YOU out of touch with reality....

Every recap of the debate called Hillary's line a "clinker" or some similar term.


The people-meter on CNN's web site took a MAJOR dive when she said the line... it wasn't Obama supporters... the people-meter is UNDECIDED voters.


Every commentator on every network has completely panned that line as her WORST moment of the debate.


You're in a dream world. Your candidate all but conceded in her final statement and looked to be paving the way for a graceful exit.


It's over.... she knows it. You just haven't come around to accept it yet. Hillary's smarter than you.

[Window]

17. Well said.

That remark went over like a lead balloon.



Peace:thumbsup:

[Egnever]

3. good cause thats the one you will likely hear over the next couple days.

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[Bodhi BloodWave]

10. they are doing one major mistake by focusing on her aswell

The same mistake the republican did when Bill was running for office, they are focusing on the spouse and not the candidate and people usually don't like that, nor does it tend to affect the candidates standing overall

[XemaSab]

5. Michelle's comment was thoughtless; Hillary's comment was MEAN.

I'd rather have a thoughtless First Lady than a MEAN president.

I mean, shit, don't we have both right now? :shrug: :P

[thunder rising]

11. 'cause we should always feign patriotism to appease the Nazi minds of the Wingers

[XemaSab]

13. well I mean "thoughtless" in that perhaps she could have phrased it

more delicately. :P

[bridgit]

15. Don't play y'all, XemaSab *knows* "mean"...

:spray:

[XemaSab]

16. Damn right

;)

[Cha]

6. Of course you would because hilary's

had no class and Michelle was speaking from her heart. It doesn't take Einstein to know what kind a comment a hilary would take.

[ErnestoG]

7. How much glue did you have to huff to come up with that observation?

[jgraz]

8. I'm guessing close to 30% of Texas and Ohio Democrats would agree with you.

Not too bad -- unless you're trying to win a primary.

[mcctatas]

9. I like Hillary...

but I think that comment was totally beneath her, and she didn't even look like she wanted to say it. Like I said, I like Hillary, I just don't want her to be our nominee...(but if she were to be, I would support her 100%)

[casus belli]

12. "Weak" boos?

They were apparently loud enough for her to have to repeat "If you look" three times to talk over the crowd before being able to finish her sentence.

Plagiarism exchange

[avrdream]

14. Agree.

Obama got busted. But comparing Hillary to Michelle doesn't quite cut it. Barry is the opponent.

[bowens43]

18. The xerox remark showed us that HIllary doesn't understand.

This is why she's losing and she's not bright enough to understand that. THis is exactly the kind of thing that America wants to rid itself of.

[cali]

19. Pissing in the wind.

Whistling by the graveyard. She started her long goodbye last night. And that crack won't win her a single vote. It's getting roundly panned in the MSM and that's a bad sign. Oh, and the people meter of indies showed they hated it.

[sniffa]

20. "wit and style, in a dignified way"

Are you typing with one hand?

[Hoof Hearted]

21. yup.