I'm getting sick of Bernie trying to interrupt Hillary, waving his finger around

[pnwmom]

while she's talking, and otherwise trying to distract from what she's saying.

She calmly listens when he talks, but he grimaces, waves his fingers, shakes his head, and practically jumps out of his skin when she's talking.

Why doesn't he just wait for the moderator to say it's his turn?

So obnoxious.

ON EDIT: Can you imagine the reaction if ANY WOMAN used his body language on TV? Wagged her finger, angrily shook her head, pursed her lips, etc. She'd be accused of being on the edge of hysteria.

[Kalidurga]

1. I am tired of Hillary beating war drums

I guess we all have our crosses to bear.

[SheenaR]

4. Lol yes n/t

[riversedge]

12. Here again, @HillaryClinton knows @SenSanders' record better than he does. This time on Iraq, Syria,

Paul Begala Verified account ?@PaulBegala 5m5 minutes ago

Here again, @HillaryClinton knows @SenSanders' record better than he does. This time on Iraq, Syria, etc.

[KentuckyWoman]

29. @HillaryClinton and @BernieSanders should

#debate #handcuffed #sotheycannotmovearms so @riversedge #isnotannoyed

#sorrybutithadtobesaid #hifrom @KentuckyWoman

[ChairmanAgnostic]

32. Seriously?

How do you sleep at night?

[Bohemianwriter]

38. 4 wars....None of them good decisions...

"We came we saw he died"


I have rephrased Hillary's little victory meme which is more befitting reality...

"We came, we bombed, they drowned!"

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Europe is being filled with refugees from wars instigated by USA and promoted by both Bush, GOP as well as Hillary in a time where anti-war dissent could get you fired from MSM.

I am sure that both you, and Hillary will appreciate the anti- war books coming out about these subjects. I can promise you that Hillary Will NOT look good in at least one of them.
So how sure are you that she will make the right decision the 5th time as commander in chief when she couldn't get it right the first four times?



"They won by 21.6% you say? Let's ignore the will of the people and trust our "Super" delegates to make the right decision for them. We'll get their votes at a later date somehow."

[polly7]

162. +1000. But very sad picture:(. nt.

[jfern]

15. Yes, I don't know how many more $2 trillion Iraq wars I can stand

[snowy owl]

179. Better his fiery mannerisms than her stone-face holier-than-thou demeanor

[ForgoTheConsequence]

2. I'm getting sick of Hillary defending war criminals.

But that's the difference between Hillary and Bernie supporters. You're offended by fingers, I'm offended by illegal wars and genocide.

[riversedge]

7. @HillaryClinton: "I do not believe a vote in 2002 is a plan to defeat ISIS in 2016" #

Great line from Hillary

HuffPost Politics Verified account ?@HuffPostPol 2m2 minutes ago

.@HillaryClinton: "I do not believe a vote in 2002 is a plan to defeat ISIS in 2016" #DemDebate http://huff.to/20YD6HS

[ForgoTheConsequence]

13. It one part of a history of poor judgement.

That vote resulted in hundreds of thousands dead.

[rbrnmw]

30. gwb did that not Hillary's one vote

[ForgoTheConsequence]

46. He shouldn't have been allowed to.

It took brave leadership to say NO. Hillary failed that test.

[Art_from_Ark]

49. Hillary didn't just vote for Iraq

She unabashedly shilled for it on the Senate floor, while Robert Byrd gave an impassioned speech against it.

And Bernie spoke out against it in the House.

[Carolina]

89. Exactly

Byrd's speech was a powerful plea for sanity. He challenged the rush to war and spoke of the waste of war. But some like HRC were thinking of political aspirations and showed moral and political cowardice.

[Carolina]

79. Yes

but cowardly votes from Democrats who had their eyes on the White House gave GWB bipartisan cover.

What's worse is that the Bush White House pushed for the IWR vote just before the 2002 midterms, clearly a political ploy that many saw as such. Many a Jane and John Q Public also knew that IWR was ridiculous since Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 (15 of the 19 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia, the others from Yemen, Egypt, UAE) and had been under under horrific US pushed, UN imposed sanctions since the first Bush/Iraq war in 1991. In October 2002, HRC had 4 years to go in her 1st term, knew about PNAC and had a constituency that opposed such action. But her vote wasn't about what NY wanted, it was about her... and her White House aspirations. Adding insult to injury, she gave an speech justifying her action!

So regardless of what GWB would have done, her aye vote puts blood on her hands. And now she cannot dodge the death, destruction, debt and destabilization that war caused or the ongoing dire consequences of it throughout the ME and even stateside.

[Politicalboi]

27. That vote in 2002 created ISIS

So it IS valid TODAY!!!

[pnwmom]

39. That war would have taken place with or without the IWR. If the Congress

had not passed it that fall, then the new Republican Congress would have passed an even broader one in January.

Hillary, Biden, and Kerry were among the Democrats who hoped that passing an IWR conditioned on finding WMD's would keep Bush from going in there. It didn't.

But that vote didn't make a bit of difference.

[notadmblnd]

55. You can't possibly know that

[pnwmom]

59. Yes, I can. Here's the evidence.

The IWR, as written, was about enforcing the UN resolutions regarding WMD's.

It turned out that there were no WMD's in Iraq. Bush ignored the conditions in the IWR and, in March, went to war anyway. With the full support of the Repubs in Congress. If Obama had ever done such a thing he would have been impeached. But Bush could ignore the conditions in the resolution and get the full support of the GOP.

[notadmblnd]

62. Because you say so.

Wow! What an insider you must be.

[Carolina]

100. PNAC comprised of the Bush cabal

wanted to invade Iraq and carve up its oil fields and they used 9/11 as an excuse to do just that. IWR was pushed by the Bush White House just before the 2002 midterm elections, clearly s political ploy. And everyone with a grain of brain knew Bush was going to go to war and use IWR as his authorization. It was not about inspectors. The Bushes had called the inspectors home because they had found no WMDs and that went against the needed narrative.

HRC, Biden, Dodd, Edwards and Kerry failed the test of judgment. Period

[malletgirl02]

43. Iraq War and ISIS

You are right the Iraq war had a huge effect on the creation of ISIS, it irks me that that people are sweeping that vote under the table.

[laundry_queen]

75. Bingo. nt

[Perogie]

80. her vote helped create Isis. Mull that over

[riversedge]

3. that opic is not good for him. not good at all

[John Poet]

11. Good thing I don't vote on "optics", or I'd probably

not be backing the old man with the wild hair in the first place.

[bvf]

47. +1.

Score a bunch for reason.

[riversedge]

56. Bernie was red in the face, frailing his arms and fingers around. good luck with that.

[John Poet]

65. Thanks. Good luck with Kissinger.

Valentines Day is coming up. Do you think they'll be sending each other
boxes of candy, to celebrate their individual connections
to various war crimes perpetrated by this country?

[jfern]

20. A $2 trillion Iraq war that led to ISIS is very very very very bad for her

[NurseJackie]

5. Your last two words ... YES.

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[Fawke Em]

6. Welcome to the club.

I was sick of her YELLING over him the past few debates to interrupt him.

Waving a finger is much more polite.

[John Poet]

16. ^^^^ THIS ^^^^^

[JudyM]

68. PLUS he is only doing that when she misrepresents his statements.

[polly7]

163. Yes, that's what I've seen also. He gets frustrated with her accusations,

I would too!

[Bonobo]

8. Call the Senate now!!! nt

[Fawke Em]

115. Hey! YOU DIDN'T USE ALL CAPS. THIS DOESN'T COUNT!

[californiabernin]

9. It's because she keeps saying things that imply things which are not the case.

That is annoying. She ought to stop doing that.

[hopeforchange2008]

14. ^^^^THIS!

[dana_b]

40. and she won't stop talking n/t

[tokenlib]

10. He's not going to let Hillary misrepresent his record..

..I'm glad he is going right back at her. And I think he has to.

[DesertRat]

17. Meanwhile she looks calm and collected

And waits patiently and respectfully while he speaks.

[Perogie]

85. That's only because she is thinking about starting another war.

[libdem4life]

86. She's had lots of practice...throwing out garbage and enjoying the results. Her passivity indicates

pre-intention. It's kind of like the "When did you stop beating your wife?" attack ... it's slimy and controlling and intentional.

[JimDandy]

18. He may not realize they have him on split screen

sometimes, even when he is not talking.

[pnwmom]

23. I thought he was mugging for the cameras on purpose.

They had a split screen in the last debate, didn't they? So he should know it could happen.

[JimDandy]

41. The split screen is intermittent.

This is his genuine self...he is not mugging. He talks with his hands. It is part of how he interacts. I think his advisers were wise to not make him over into something he is not. I know hand and body movements of a speaker can be distracting, but I just remember that it is part of the experience of being able to hear ideas from others that I might otherwise not be able to.

[pnwmom]

44. It's not just that. He keeps trying to interrupt her. And he shakes his head and

mouths things while she's speaking.

Studies have shown that women are much more likely to be interrupted by men than the other way around. And -- even though I think Bernie is probably an equal-opportunity-interrupter -- watching this, it seems to be an example of this in action.

[JimDandy]

61. He is signaling to the moderator when he wants to reply.

He didn't actually interrupt that I saw, but I didn't see every moment, so maybe I missed him doing so. I seem to recall that in the first couple debates that Hillary actually did interupt the other candidates.

Their camera operator should not have been doing a split screen. It's rude to the one speaking, but I know, they want those gotcha moments.

[pnwmom]

64. He interrupted her repeatedly. If you watch it again I think you'll see.

I agree with you about the split screen. It was very distracting.

[JudyM]

168. Only when she was misrepresenting.

[Chezboo]

124. Devine said today that Bernie knows he always on. nt

[JimDandy]

128. Was that in reference to the split screen or something else? n/t

[Chezboo]

139. Yes, Devine said Bernie is aware that he's always on the split screen in response to

host question. Devine was on With All Due Respect/msnbc today. There is no video on that segment that I can find.

[John Poet]

19. I'm getting sick of Hillary praising war criminals....

Glad Bernie has called her on it tonight.

[Bohemianwriter]

21. He is showing her...

How to REALLY wag her finger at her banker donors with conviction and authority. Thinking about getting her one of those foam hands so she can get her point across as she says with her charming voice "Cut that out boys!" with that foam finger.

[BlueMTexpat]

22. His body language is not

serving him well, methinks.

[TCJ70]

24. I believe that's a signal (the finger) to the moderators...

...that he'd like to rebut.

[pnwmom]

34. They know he'd like to rebut, just like they know Hillary wants to rebut.

He doesn't need to wave his finger to show it. She doesn't.

[Beacool]

25. I know. He almost jumps up and down with impatience.

It's actually funny.

[KelleyD]

26. He's losing me big time. He is so angry and doesn't seem to get off of the vote in 2002. nt

[pnwmom]

31. That 2002 vote gives him a pass on foreign affairs knowledge ever since, in his opinion. n/t

[libdem4life]

95. Perhaps you should check with the Iraqis...get their opinion...they are the true victims here.

What one million dead or wounded? Has nothing to do with a "pass on foreign affairs". Absurd.

[Politicalboi]

35. You would be angry too if lies were being told about you

And that little "mistake" in 2002 created the mess we're in today.

[malletgirl02]

37. The vote in 2002 was was the Iraq war.

It was a big deal, and had far reaching consequences even on to today. He should keep mentioning his vote against the war. I wanted to add that the war may not have been a big deal to you, but my dad went to that war he came back different. He told me some of his friends were killed. However I was lucky my dad came back intact. Many didn't come back at all, and many came back broken. millions of Iraqis were killed. So, please forgive me for thinking that 2002 vote for the Iraq war was and is still a big deal.

[frylock]

134. I'm sure you'd feel the same if you lived in Bahgdad today.

[tokenlib]

28. Hillary keeps throwing crap trying to obscure things..

Bernie is anticipating and responding to everything she flings.

[mcar]

33. K&R

He has to have the last word every time.

[Iggy Knorr]

36. get over it

[silvershadow]

42. if I had any heart to give this certainly deserve one! nt

[silenttigersong]

45. I am sick

Of Hillary Clinton distorting Bernie Sanders record.Pandering .

[Bobbie Jo]

48. What's up with the finger??

Then when he does get a chance, he doesn't even deal with the thing he was mouthing "no" about.

[pnwmom]

50. Yes, I noticed that, too. Half the time he just changed the subject. n/t

[libdem4life]

99. At some point, that is what you must do with a slime-slinger. You just move out of the way and

let it stand there...because it is intended to start a fight. In time, they start to hear themselves and tone it down, at least. If it sounds like I understand this, it is because I went through it.

[bkkyosemite]

51. He is saying enough of your lies about me!

[pnwmom]

52. Then he needed a coach there saying, "Use your words, Bernie."

[GumboYaYa]

53. Love that finger wagging...feel the Bern!

[PowerToThePeople]

54. Would you rather he yell "Liar!"

when Hillary regurgitates falsehoods?

I think he is very polite under the circumstance.

[EndElectoral]

58. I kind of wish he would. It'd be more accurate.

[Bobbie Jo]

113. He didn't rebut a damn thing.

He went right back to the stump speech.

New material, get some.

[DesertRat]

57. AND, if Hillary were coughing on stage

as much as Bernie has the past two debates, just imagine the attacks that would be launched against her!

[libdem4life]

101. Whoosh !!!! Coughing? LOL n/t

[krawhitham]

60. It is a signal to the moderators that he wants to respond to the current question

But I think you know that

[pnwmom]

66. And what about the head shaking, wagging his finger at HILLARY, grimacing, etc.

What was that supposed to signal?

And why did he have to signal anything to the moderator? Hillary wasn't behaving like that.

[TheSocialDem]

78. He does that when she is being 'disingenuous'

[pnwmom]

83. He's being disingenuous when he makes his huge promises, and it doesn't make

her go into paroxysms.

If it did, the commentators would laugh her off the stage. Can you seriously imagine a woman succeeding in a debate with his body language?

[JudyM]

169. You're skirting the point. He acted that way only when she was lying.

[Karma13612]

92. Exactly. Eom

[Fearless]

63. Then she needs to stop lying.

[azmom]

67. They need to put a time limit on her.

She talks endlessly.

[pnwmom]

69. She's trying to match his blathering. nt

[azmom]

71. No. She is not. She's running out

The clock. The more she talks, the less questions can be asked of her.

[JimDandy]

122. Yep, I also believe that's what she was doing.

And nada from the moderators to shut it down.

[Karma13612]

96. Filibustering. Eom

[azmom]

102. Yes. She needs a big clock around her neck.

[link:|

[MrWendel]

155. Ironically...

Flava Flav used that clock to "Show suckas what time it is". So I agree completely.

[Karma13612]

158. LOLOLOL! Eom

[thereismore]

70. That's very subjective. I see a man signaling he has something to say but staying quiet

while a woman is speaking.

[pnwmom]

72. Many of those "signals" weren't at the moderator. He was wagging his finger at HILLARY.

And shaking his head and muttering, coughing, and pursing his lips while she was speaking.

[thereismore]

74. Subjective opinion. That's OK tho. nt

[frylock]

137. He should engage in more eye-rolling like Hillary.

[iandhr]

73. He from New York City...

... and thus thinks he knows better than everyone else.


And the way I know that is I am a New Yorker as well who has the same arrogance.


I am a Clinton supporter buy the way.

[pnwmom]

76. I was in NYC several years ago, after many years away.

And it was a little surprising -- how much rudeness you run into, just going about your business. For example, sales clerks who didn't make the least attempt to be polite, much less friendly.

Either I'd forgotten that or it's gotten worse over the years.

[RufusTFirefly]

77. Gee, I'm shocked! It's just so out of character for you! n/t

[SoLeftIAmRight]

81. waving finger - v - showing love for Kissinger

priorities

[pnwmom]

88. Hillary was a top diplomat. And she was successful because she was TACTFUL.

Even finding something nice to say about Kissinger.

You don't succeed diplomatically by publicly ripping people you might need help from, no matter how you might feel about them personally.

[SoLeftIAmRight]

93. LOL

...

[azmom]

114. Sometimes that's all one can say.

It's just so ridiculous.

[SoLeftIAmRight]

117. I can say $hillary and Kissinger fight together to destroy left wing movements

What side are you on?

[azmom]

119. I'm with the workers and a proud member

Of the revolution. Go Bernie.

[trueblue2007]

82. BERNIE IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO RUDE.

his hand waving was distracting and rude. Hillary never once interruped Bernie. He starting pointing his finger and waving his hand before she got 33 words out of her mouth.

Would he act that way to world leaders??

[pnwmom]

84. That's what I was wondering. Because I don't think he can control it anymore.

It's part of his "authentic" self.

[jillan]

87. I'm sick of Hillary acting like she's scolding Bernie. She is very condescending.

[pnwmom]

90. He was the one constantly finger wagging at her. What a scold. n/t

[jillan]

94. No she didn't wag her finger - but that tone of voice. Condescending.

[Empowerer]

98. What was condescending about the tone of her voice?

[pnwmom]

104. She had a very calm, measured voice. That's condescending, apparently.

There is no way Hillary could ever behave that wouldn't be subject to attack by haters.

[trueblue2007]

107. that " Condescending" tone that apparently only you can hear. in your own "anti hillary" world.

[grasswire]

123. she isn't just scolding Bernie.

She's scolding all of us. With an air of superiority as if it's too too tiresome that she has to constantly have to tell us how great she is. It's very, very old and worn. I'm sick of it.

[jillan]

129. Same here.

[m-lekktor]

132. she tilts her head back slightly at an angle and looks down her nose at us. nt

[grasswire]

143. EXACTLY

With a smug half-smile. It says this to me: "You are really stupid for not embracing me as the winner I am."

[m-lekktor]

145. she isn't good at masking how she ReALLY feels. she looks like she is always seething

about something.

[grasswire]

146. that's because she IS.

The word that comes to my mind is "exasperated." She always looks exasperated on the campaign trail.

[morningfog]

91. You're just getting sick of Bernie interrupting her coranation.

Damn Bernie and his voters!

[TheSocialDem]

97. That's not true

And I'm sick of Hillary talking forever moving from one thing to the next and the next before Bernie can rebut any of the many inconsistencies in her arguments and the moderators try to move on.

[libdem4life]

103. Personally, I prefer to see someone respond with feeling. The Perfect Mask with The Perfectly

Polished and Canned Script...not so much.

Bernie is human and has not, thankfully, learned the art of Craven Political Bullshit.

[pnwmom]

105. Yeah, sure. That's exactly how you'd react if it was a 74 year old white haired lady

standing on stage, waving her arms, shaking her head, wagging her fingers, pursing her lips, grimacing, and otherwise distracting from the other debater.

A 68 year old woman wouldn't be allowed to go into paroxysms while a man is speaking. She'd be laughed off the stage.

[libdem4life]

109. Good lord, it gets deep. Yes, women are victims. And you're right. If someone is lying about

"this woman" I'd absolutely respect it, if not expect it. No one has the right to lie about someone then laugh at how they respond...not even HRC. She will learn that again the hard way, I predict.

[SMC22307]

116. I'm picturing Mother Jones.

She didn't care about what she'd be "allowed" to do.

Poor Hillary.

[Cassiopeia]

178. Well I see Hillary doing plenty of head shaking

and pulling lots of grimaces, but it's not worth getting bent out of shape.

I just know Bernie is putting out the facts and Hillary hates to have them presented.

It's not a big deal though. After Hillary loses the primary he won't hold all of your hate against you and will welcome you into the fold.

[johnnyrocket]

106. I'm getting sick of pro-corporate Hillary trying to wiggle into the Whitehouse...

...with whatever she thinks she needs to say...just to get there.

[pnwmom]

108. "wiggle."

Uh-huh.

The only person doing a significant amount of wiggling tonight was Bernie. But his supporters call it "being authentic."

[MFM008]

110. thats one thing that bothers me about Bernie

He seems one minute away from yelling 'get offa my lawn'.
Now he doesnt come close to John McCain but still........

[KingCharlemagne]

111. I'm getting sick of all the blood dripping from HRC's hands:

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I saw her today at the reception
In her glass was a bleeding man
She was practiced at the art of deception
Well I could tell by her blood-stained hands

Rolling Stones, "You Can't Always Get What You Want"

[ram2008]

112. Maybe she shouldn't lie so much and misrepresent facts with such ease

I'd wag my finger too if she was throwing baseless attacks.

[thesquanderer]

118. I agree about the finger waving.

When there were more than two people on stage, it was a way of saying to the moderator, "please call on me next, I have a response to that." But when it's only the two of them up there, it's kinda obvious who is going to speak next when one person finishes. I wish he'd stop doing that.

[Bonobo]

120. Kick! nt

[SMC22307]

121. Hopefully you'll be able to convalesce during your time-out.

Enjoy.

[upaloopa]

131. What are you saying? Are you talking about alert stalking?

[PonyUp]

133. So now being concerned about someone being sick is alert stalking? n/t

[upaloopa]

136. What does this mean? It isn't a get well card.

" Hopefully you'll be able to convalesce during your time-out."

[PonyUp]

141. There are so many ways to show concern for those who are getting sick. n/t

[SMC22307]

170. Alert-stalking isn't a thing.

No matter how much a select group protests to the contrary.

[Live and Learn]

125. I'm tired of Hilary wearing that smug, condescending, arrogant smirk on her face while

Bernie speaks truths. There, tit for tat and all of that!! Feel the Bern!!!!!

[PonyUp]

126. If that makes you sick, don't dare go to his website.

It will make you act blue.

[upaloopa]

127. Did you hear his coughs tonight. He needs some rest and medical care.

[JimDandy]

130. He doesn't let a cold keep him down. Powered right through it.

He is remarkable--handles colds way better than I do and I'm 20 years younger than he. Mine are 6 days long and I'm in bed for 2 of those days. They wipe me out.

[upaloopa]

138. Bernie is 4 years older than me and colds at our age can kill you.

[JimDandy]

140. Wow, never heard of a cold killing anyone. Jeez, you stay well now, you hear. n/t

[rbrnmw]

142. really never heard of it?

they kill thousands a year depending on the virus strain

[JimDandy]

147. Flu yes, cold? No I haven't. n/t

[rbrnmw]

150. the common cold kills people all the time

seriously it's no joke the common cold is sometimes called influenza it's a virus

[upaloopa]

144. We have weaker immune systems and colds can develop into pneumonia.

[grasswire]

148. he's a distance runner

His lungs are undoubtedly in very fine shape.

[JimDandy]

151. :fistbump: as I pass the baton... n/t

[JimDandy]

149. Pass that info on to Hillary. It should interest her.

Goodnight.

[bettyellen]

152. have you tried Sambucus? The concentrated liquid does really seem to boost my immunity

when I feel a cold or flu coming on. That and oil of oregano seem to be helping me avoid illness. Had a nasty case of pneumonia a few years back, had to work through it and it took about 6 weeks to clear out. Found out about Sambucus after that! Stay well!

[frylock]

135. Poor Hillary.

[merrily]

153. Boo hoo. She's interrupted him and talked over him in every debate.

[chillfactor]

154. agreed....

Sanders really was distracting.....Hillary waited patiently will Sanders talked...he did not have the courtesy to do the same.

[dchill]

156. I'm getting sick of Hillary trying to co-opt Bernie's message.

She has no sense of decency, no real campaign of her own. Except "dammit, it's MY turn!"

[Purveyor]

157. But wait? I thought tonights meme is Bernie is to robotic?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511209475

[boston bean]

159. he looked unhinged, he really did. and sort of came off as just angry and mean.

[Jersey Devil]

174. Well, if he were angry and mean he'd have just given her the finger instead of waving it

Ever consider that maybe he was just being polite, not wanting to rudely just talk over her?

[cali]

160. I'm sick to death of Hillary. Period. Exclamation Point!!!!!!!!

[FrenchieCat]

161. He should be a political Science teacher....

Cause he's great at pointing the problems, over and over and over again! I get depressed every time! No positivity about this country whatsoever anywhere in his message at any time! Every other country is better than us in everything is the takeaway! I have bever seen anyone running for President win with that approach!

[polly7]

167. That's what people who know how so many are suffering and have worked all

their lives to help are like.

My Paramedic instructor through SIAST was the same, he kind of scared some of us, but we were made aware right at the beginning how seriously we needed to take every word he said. GREAT instructor.

Sanders has never said every other country is better than the U.S. He's compared programs and policies to yours and offered them as good examples that may help millions.

I think you're either trying to put words into his mouth, or purposefully misrepresenting what he says.

[Vinca]

164. I'm tired of people being so sensitive.

If Hillary can't contend with a 74 year old man waving his finger, she has no business running for president.

[SidDithers]

165. DU rec in solidarity....nt

Sid

[bigwillq]

166. Keep giving the finger, Bernie.

Give 'em hell.

[Jersey Devil]

171. Maybe he ought to poke her in the eye with the finger

Oh, horrors, Bernie is threatening Hillary with his waving finger. Is anyone safe?

[Motown_Johnny]

172. He is quietly signaling the moderators that he wants to respond.

It is only the split screen that is throwing you.

[B Calm]

173. I was getting sick of looking at Hillary wearing a yellow rain coat!

[Jersey Devil]

175. Maybe it's the flying fickle finger of fate that's giving Hillary the Bern

[Cassiopeia]

176. Bernie only does that when the lies start pouring out.

[Helen Borg]

177. I'm getting sick of Hillary

Period.