2016 Postmortem

Lone_Wolf

(1,603 posts) Fri Apr 15, 2016, 09:05 AM Apr 2016

Does anyone know how many times Hillary was booed last night? [View all]

I think I counted four times

Also, how many times did the audience actually laugh *at* her?

Thanks!

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Does anyone know how many times Hillary was booed last night? [View all] Lone_Wolf Apr 2016 OP

K&R because I'd like to know too Cosmic Kitten Apr 2016 #1

#OnATuesday Agschmid Apr 2016 #2

I thought it was three but had to watch on Youtube, might have missed something hereforthevoting Apr 2016 #3

Message auto-removed Name removed Apr 2016 #4

Yes, Hillary, release the hostages. pdsimdars Apr 2016 #6

+1 Punkingal Apr 2016 #55

Hillary supporters were more respectful toward Bernie nt firebrand80 Apr 2016 #5

Wrong, but that's an interesting way to spin it.... Lone_Wolf Apr 2016 #10

No it's true Demsrule86 Apr 2016 #37

Yeah, wouldn't have anything to do with the lies she was telling at the time. revbones Apr 2016 #53

I feel this has a lot more to say about some segment of BS supporters than it does about HC. bullimiami Apr 2016 #7

Don't you love the celebration of rude behavior? Buzz Clik Apr 2016 #8

Especially when it's booed NWCorona Apr 2016 #21

"I know you are but what am I." The cuteness of that juvenile trick wears off immediately. Buzz Clik Apr 2016 #23

You aren't the one to be preaching about maturity NWCorona Apr 2016 #26

"I know you are but what am I." Wow. Buzz Clik Apr 2016 #28

Is that your best Pee Wee Herman impression? NWCorona Apr 2016 #31

you call others immature even as you name call? 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #33

Great nick, particularly in this context. Buzz Clik Apr 2016 #35

it would seem the irony is lost on you, not the rest of us. 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #41

Yeah, let's loop back to your original comment: exactly what "name" did I call someone? Buzz Clik Apr 2016 #47

"Methuselah" revbones Apr 2016 #56

not offended. I don't offend easily 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #67

So ... nothing. Buzz Clik Apr 2016 #69

no, you called names while calling someone out for childish behavior 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #72

You getting all wadded over someone's perceived juvenile behavior is fucking rich. frylock Apr 2016 #64

There is no such thing as a Berniebro. KittyWampus Apr 2016 #45

Nah. It's all a fabricated construction by the legions of paid-off 1%ers supporting "Hitlery." Buzz Clik Apr 2016 #50

You should know Katashi_itto Apr 2016 #70

Oh, SNAP!!!!!111 Buzz Clik Apr 2016 #71

sign of a rude crowd MadBadger Apr 2016 #9

Looks like posters #5, #7, #8, and #9 got the same talking point at the same time. Lone_Wolf Apr 2016 #14

No, it just means that some people recognize bad behavior. Arkansas Granny Apr 2016 #19

Yeah.... sure! Lone_Wolf Apr 2016 #20

then you'd think they would recognize a disastrous SOS? 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #34

LOLZ. We recognize a bunch of Berniebros. KittyWampus Apr 2016 #46

isnt that sexist? 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #68

Or we just all agree MadBadger Apr 2016 #54

Maybe vary your posting times so it looks a little more believable... Lone_Wolf Apr 2016 #57

What exactly is the insinuation here? MadBadger Apr 2016 #58

A sign of a candidate that is not liked noiretextatique Apr 2016 #63

On retrowires debate thread last night, I think it was up to 7 times before I stopped reading. onecaliberal Apr 2016 #11

Is this the metric that millennials use now? Tarc Apr 2016 #12

Clinton seems to be working real hard to play to the crowd too Armstead Apr 2016 #16

She's an adult. And she's not a demagogue like Sanders using negative emotional appeals... KittyWampus Apr 2016 #51

yeah sure....she's not negative and a demagogue Armstead Apr 2016 #52

"this isn't the voice, kids" - Condescension is so charming. RadiationTherapy Apr 2016 #22

Actually, it is very similar. It's a popularity contest, we are asked to IdaBriggs Apr 2016 #24

Since the media refuses to report their views this is their only voice. DebDoo Apr 2016 #27

I didn't see the debate last night, but I thought it was pretty common for the moderator to ask Arkansas Granny Apr 2016 #13

It's NY, they are not a quite group. Agschmid Apr 2016 #15

I might accept your analogy if they were selling beer and peanuts in the audience. Arkansas Granny Apr 2016 #18

actually, they can be a good indication of popular thought. 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #36

Yet the polls show her still leading in New York. How does that register with popular thought? Arkansas Granny Apr 2016 #40

last one I read had only a 6 point difference 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #42

That still puts her in the lead though, doesn't it? Arkansas Granny Apr 2016 #44

i bet she is sweating bullets 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #66

LOL/NT DemocratSinceBirth Apr 2016 #49

NYers aren't the kind to just sit there quietly while they're being lied to DebDoo Apr 2016 #25

You do know Demsrule86 Apr 2016 #39

lets ask the question a different way reddread Apr 2016 #48

Wish we had more of a round table debate/discussions between the 2 without audience participation. Sunlei Apr 2016 #17

It was at least 50 times. Live and Learn Apr 2016 #29

Bernie people didn't honor the rules on respectful behavior required for attendance, what a shock nt geek tragedy Apr 2016 #30

you mean he interupted your Highness while she was using up his answer time? 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #38

no, talking about the overgrown children in the audience nt geek tragedy Apr 2016 #43

Just once. Fuddnik Apr 2016 #32

Bernie folks are focusing on "Boos"?? JoePhilly Apr 2016 #59

And yet you felt compelled enough to check out the thread and comment Lone_Wolf Apr 2016 #60

Absolutely ... laughing at this nonsense is a fun hobby!! JoePhilly Apr 2016 #61

what stood out to me was the Rubio-esq screamers in the audience when Bernie spoke Sheepshank Apr 2016 #62

Not enough ibegurpard Apr 2016 #65