It also was pretty slick when, later in the debate, she called out the moderators on a question they'd asked Santorum about an anti-abortion/pro-life rally she'd attended but he hadn't, saying she thought it was "shameful" that they would "impugn the pro-life credentials of Rick Santorum."
I really don't think that's what the moderators intended, but that's the way the question came off.
And it was a better show of candidates' mutual respect than the faux respect Sanders has been showing Clinton, which strikes me more as a matter of ducking a couple of important issues.
I hadn't noticed live, but did you see the grind on Santorum and Huckabee as she was talking? Clearly some real respect there, which I guess relates to Eric's comment.
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It also was pretty slick when, later in the debate, she called out the moderators on a question they'd asked Santorum about an anti-abortion/pro-life rally she'd attended but he hadn't, saying she thought it was "shameful" that they would "impugn the pro-life credentials of Rick Santorum."
I really don't think that's what the moderators intended, but that's the way the question came off.
And it was a better show of candidates' mutual respect than the faux respect Sanders has been showing Clinton, which strikes me more as a matter of ducking a couple of important issues.
Eric Hines
Hillary could strangle a puppy on live TV and her supporters would instantly rationalise that the puppy deserved it.
I hadn't noticed live, but did you see the grind on Santorum and Huckabee as she was talking? Clearly some real respect there, which I guess relates to Eric's comment.
Ug, grins, not grind... Darn autocorrect
I can usually spot people's typos, but this one did leave me scratching my head!
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