Did Fiorina say, "I buried a child" at one point?

[jberryhill]

When she was doing her "I ate through the umbilical cord and raised myself better than wolves" routine, I thought I heard her say, "I buried a child."

While I certainly hope the child was deceased at the time, Carson then launched into "I cut kids' heads open" in response to whether he would bomb Syrian cities.

What's next, Marco Rubio claiming he eats them?

[Zen Democrat]

1. Her husband's 30-something year old daughter OD'd, so now she "buried a child."

Another irresponsible statement from the Ice Queen. She's in the Leona Helmsley category.

[jberryhill]

2. Oh, okay, I was thinking it was another odd John Wayne Gacy thing, like Bachmann did

[951-Riverside]

3. Shes said that many times and each time shes sounded very cold and disconnected

[Sheepshank]

7. Pandering bitch...using a dead "child" for political expediency

It's not the first time I've heard her mention this subject matter and it's always couched in a manner to lead people to believe it was her natural born child dying at a young age. That bobble headed twit can go jump into another business and demolish that before she destroys this nation via her lies and innuendos.

[CTyankee]

4. I think she wanted to show that she had had it rough in her life...she also mentioned

having breast cancer. I don't know how that makes her a suitable candidate for president, but I guess if that's all you got, you go with it...if she's trying for a sympathy vote, I'm afraid she's fishing in the wrong pond. Nobody can listen to her for five minutes without hating her...and this is her "toned down" mode that her handlers having been working with her on...

[Orsino]

5. Presumably, her having had cancer would make her seem sympathetic and responsive to...

...the voters whose health care she's trying to take away.

[treestar]

6. Republicans are always saying it is about "character"

and so she is trying to show how strong she is.