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.
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."
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteUg, grins, not grind... Darn autocorrect
ReplyDeleteI can usually spot people's typos, but this one did leave me scratching my head!
ReplyDelete