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Clinton laughs awkwardly when Bernie Sanders gets far more cheers for his closing debate statement (Original Post) NWCorona Mar 2016 OP
That laugh is Hillary's tell. BillZBubb Mar 2016 #1
Agreed! NWCorona Mar 2016 #2
What is the polar opposite of "Happy?" ChairmanAgnostic Mar 2016 #4
not just her deacon_sephiroth Mar 2016 #14
"Please clap." Lizzie Poppet Mar 2016 #3
She's thinking: "Dammit, I didn't steal those lines yet!" Myrina Mar 2016 #5
Typical response of a guilty person! n/t marew Mar 2016 #6
I should have felt pity for her but did not yourpaljoey Mar 2016 #7
that's the laugh of a monarch about to execute an offending peasant TheSarcastinator Mar 2016 #8
Clinton thought bubble looking at that crowd... "Idiots!" n/t DefenseLawyer Mar 2016 #9
Agree! ewagner Mar 2016 #15
The last shot of her: she was royally pissed! nt thereismore Mar 2016 #10
"How the fuck did they get in? Debbieeeeeee! Where is Debbie? Damn it?" TexasMommaWithAHat Mar 2016 #11
Marie Antoinette at the guillotine: "Moi?" islandmkl Mar 2016 #12
People know her "tells" now Babel_17 Mar 2016 #13

BillZBubb

(10,650 posts)
1. That laugh is Hillary's tell.
Thu Mar 10, 2016, 11:15 AM
Mar 2016

You always know when something has hit her hard when she uses it. And she uses it a lot.

ChairmanAgnostic

(28,017 posts)
4. What is the polar opposite of "Happy?"
Thu Mar 10, 2016, 11:21 AM
Mar 2016

That is what she was.

Now, she has to wake Bill up, slowly explain it to him, and ask his advice. Except Bill is looking quite the sickly spouse these days. I mean, he looks terrible. He sounds worse, and there are rumors that crowds are beginning to whisper about him while he is still on stage.

deacon_sephiroth

(731 posts)
14. not just her
Thu Mar 10, 2016, 01:21 PM
Mar 2016

I've noticed on this very website her supports break out laughing smilies anytime they are confronted with reality in the face of the invincible inevitable Hillary narrative. There's something in the Kool-Aid methinks

Myrina

(12,296 posts)
5. She's thinking: "Dammit, I didn't steal those lines yet!"
Thu Mar 10, 2016, 11:22 AM
Mar 2016

and/or "How can I get those talking points into my next speech?"

Babel_17

(5,400 posts)
13. People know her "tells" now
Thu Mar 10, 2016, 01:09 PM
Mar 2016

DWS had reasons for wanting to limit exposure of her candidate, to "protect" her.

OK, so now it's down to rallies, interviews, and meet and greets, for a while. Advantage Sanders, though Secretary Clinton has much of the party establishment to help her out.

But the public is really sizing up its purchase now, and what may look good on paper isn't necessarily what looks good up close. They both did well enough in the debate, but pretty much only Sanders will look reliable enough to voters who care deeply about the issues of trustworthiness, and honesty. Clinton's numbers on those have been scraping bottom, and being called out for her slanders of Sanders will only worsen that.

The question of possible indictments resulting from the FBI reports, questions about The Clinton Foundation, the transcripts of her speeches to Goldman Sachs, all of those, and more, could fuel a dive in Clinton's negative numbers to depths hitherto generally unplumbed by any politician at, or seeking, the position of President of the United States.

We shouldn't risk such a candidate.

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