She looked angry last night...

[dd74]

Was it me or did Hillary seem to almost sneer at Obama each time he was given the floor last night? If anything, this reminds me of Al Gore sighing during his debates in 2000.

Am I off base here, or is she turning into a woman showing her scorn?

[svandamme]

going down in flames... you'de think that her experience would help her in dealing with setbacks...
Can you imagine what Bill had to endure when the Lewinsky was going on??
It would have been inhumane to kick him out of the white house... i mean, you can't do that to a man... sending him packing, to go home to that?? that's just not right, no matter what political view you have...

[Porsche-O-Phile]

The more I have to endure listening to Hillary (hopefully not much longer) the more Bill's actions make sense.

[dtw]

Originally Posted by dd74

Am I off base here, or is she turning into a woman...

You're off base.

[TGTIW]

Ignoring everything else, if she is not able to handle the stress of running for office, how could people expect her to handle ever being in office?

[LakeCleElum]

She was in rare form. She would interrupt to answer a questions first and then turn around an ***** because she always got the first question. I loved how the press has finally turned their backs on her and are starting to ask the tough questions and ask her for some accountability.

I loved how the press asks how she's gonna create 5 Mil new jobs when she promised NY 200,000 and they had a net loss of jobs after she got elected. Her answer: It was the Republicans fault" sounded very hollow - She couldn't point to a single effort she had made to create jobs.

When she tells Obama he should "de-nounce", rather and "reject" offers from Farakken, she sounded just like Bill debating his definition of the word "is"........When Obama tells how he has dealt with anti-semitism; she all but stands up and yells 'me too, me too".....

Obama spent the night taking the high road. She just acted like a scorned, pi$$ed off old hag that had just been dumped for a big-titted bimbo.....(Nothing against big-titted bimbo, ya understand!)

[dd74]

Just to recap...

Originally Posted by dd74

Am I off base here, or is she turning into a woman...

Originally Posted by dtw

You're off base.

Now, a follow up:
LOL!

[Neilk]

At one point during the debate while Obama was speaking, they showed the two of them and I swear I could almost see fire coming out of her eyes. The cameraman quickly moved the camera back to Obama. I thought Obama did a good job one upping her with the denounce and reject.

She looked pretty pathetic complaining about being asked the questions first, almost Nancy Kerrigan-like "why me, why me?"

[dd74]

Originally Posted by TGTIW

Ignoring everything else, if she is not able to handle the stress of running for office, how could people expect her to handle ever being in office?

Exactly my thought! Could you imagine her in a foreign dignitary's atmosphere, sneering and "eying" the person as she did with Obama?

Is that how she conducted all her "experience" on the world's stage?

To me, her actions last night said a lot.

[dd74]

[QUOTE=LakeCleElum;3795803...It was the Republicans fault" [/QUOTE]
Another good point. The blame Bush/blame Republicans tactic is old and dry (though I won't say what it is old and dry like...)

[Rikao4]

Bi$tch overboard....and come Tues. Texas will throw her an anchor.
Rika

[Rikao4]

I voted early yesterday.
so what party will you be voting for (diebolt workerbee)
no offense to members that are
D,De, come on man spit it out she said
Demons..
okay,first booth on your right
Rika

[Dan in Pasadena]

What I noticed early on when the exchages were pointed was that her skin color below where the TV makeup on her face and neck ended, was red. To me, that meant she was flushed. A nicer way of saying she was ACTUALLY p!ssed off. I understand being annoyed that the bullets you're firing aren't seeming to make much impact, but I don't think it is very smart and certainly not very Presidential to let yourself lose it.

[RWebb]

"Obama spent the night taking the high road."

- His usual mode. She is playing right into his strength and right into his campaign slogan.

- McCain's anger may entice him into doing the same thing.

"her skin color below where the TV makeup on her face and neck ended, was red."
- I agree it is a good idea to keep a close eye on the turkey wattle.

[ckissick]

How could she be anything else but totally pissed? She must loathe Obama. Her whole life, she's wanted to be Pres. Bush's ratings suck. The presidency should be handed to her on a silver platter. Then along comes some phony upstart, looking like the infamous ground ball through Bill Buckner's legs, to snatch defeat from the clutches of victory.

[Porsche-O-Phile]

Originally Posted by ckissick

How could she be anything else but totally pissed? She must loathe Obama. Her whole life, she's wanted to be Pres. Bush's ratings suck. The presidency should be handed to her on a silver platter. Then along comes some phony upstart, looking like the infamous ground ball through Bill Buckner's legs, to snatch defeat from the clutches of victory.

The ONLY reasons I'm letting you get away with that comment are (1) because the Red Sox are now the "team to beat" after wins in 2004 and last year in 2007 and (2) because we're talking about Hillary.

Otherwise the mere mention of the name "Bill Buckner" is enough to draw my ire as a lifelong Sox fan.

Yes, I remember EXACTLY where I was and what I was doing in 1986. 1975 too, but that's another story.

[dd74]

Originally Posted by RWebb

"Obama spent the night taking the high road."

- His usual mode. She is playing right into his strength and right into his campaign slogan.

- McCain's anger may entice him into doing the same thing.

McCain's anger? It's already begun:
McCain, Obama in heated exchange over Iraq Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama engaged in a pointed exchange over al Qaeda in Iraq today. Obama had said in a debate Tuesday that he'd strike al Qaeda if it established a base in Iraq. McCain responded that al Qaeda already is in Iraq, and Obama countered that al Qaeda came to Iraq only after the U.S. invaded.
http://www.cnn.com/

[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by Porsche-O-Phile

The more I have to endure listening to Hillary (hopefully not much longer) the more Bill's actions make sense.

I can't condone the lying, but I sure can't knock him for the BJ.

[Porsche-O-Phile]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

I can't condone the lying, but I sure can't knock him for the BJ.

That's what I'm talkin' about. Not that I'm advocating infidelity or whatever, but as a guy with functioning junk, I can certainly understand why he did it. . .











Hmmm. . . "functioning junk". That's a great band name. I'll have to run that one by the boys. . .

[Tobra]

Originally Posted by TGTIW

Ignoring everything else, if she is not able to handle the stress of running for office, how could people expect her to handle ever being in office?

precisely,

she did not look any more angry than usual to me.