Why does she have to be so nasty & dismissive?

[jillan]

[WDIM]

1. I don't think she really likes people that much.

But she does love money and power.

[Shadowflash]

25. +1000

[Jitter65]

39. The only nastiness I saw was on the part of the young lady questioning her.

Eye of the beholder I guess. Dismissive she was not. The young lady had a point to make, she made it, and was dismissive of Hillary trying to answer her. Get real.

[Bubzer]

42. The young lady was dismisive? I think you need to get real.

Hillary AND her attack dog started in on her as soon as it was clear she wasn't going to toe the Hillary line. The young lady wasn't being dismissive... she was trying to get away from the hostility. You could see it clear as day in her body language.

It's also worth noting that hillary was only one who raised her voice.

[Darb]

83. Yeah, the girl was rude.

If Hillary had done worse it would have been fine too. But she didn't. After whatever that rude girl said Hillary said fine, do what you want and good luck. Good for Hillary. she doesn't have to take unlimited shit from people. She ended it when the girl said something that I couldn't really hear. did you hear it?

[Bubzer]

84. Wait, you didn't hear it, but she was rude? Dont you think thats a massive presumption on your part?

I certainly do. Hillary's body language was aggressive, the young lady's was not. Hillary had tons of present attendants, the young lady did not. This is a clear-cut case of Hillary being a bully to someone who doesn't buy off on her bullshit.

[Darb]

87. Wasn't aggressive until she had had enough of her shit.

"Go run for something" meant you try to go out and run for office and have to put up with shit from every damn person with a gripe, which is everybody. You try it. It sucks. IMHO, that is what she was saying and I agree.

The girl was not respectful, as the situation calls for, she was the opposite. I trust that whatever that last comment was before the "fine", I trust that it was bullshit and disrespectful.

[Bubzer]

133. Of course you do... but you didnt hear it by your own admision... so all you have is opinion.

However, body language, and force of numbers is quantifiable versus your opinion of what she might have said. So, hate to say it, but your opinion just doesn't rate against the facts. You don't have to like it, but it is what it is. If you can find a recording of what she said, then I may agree with you... till then... I'll stick with the facts.

[Darb]

137. Force of numbers? I think you mean the mob.

Geez.

What a crock of shit. The girl was disrespectful and Hillary told her to dangle. Good for Hillary.

[Bubzer]

141. If you want to call all of hillary's surrounding staff "the mob", that's your business.

But please, keep pushing... keep showing everyone what PoC can really expect from Hillary and her supporters. Thanks in advance!

[Darb]

144. Ahhh, now the truth be told.

you let the cat out of the bag. You want to flog this as a racial thing, instead of what it really is, a rude girl thing.

Good effort, but........... I see you.

I know you Bernies really need to turn the AA vote back toward Bernie, but this ain't gonna do it. Pretty lame I'd say.

[Bubzer]

145. Say whatever you like, it's still ...just... your opinion.

[Darb]

147. True dat.

And yours.

[Bubzer]

148. Oh no, I've stated facts, which you cannot refute... and here they are:

Hillary was surrounded by her campaign and surrogates. When she heard something she didn't like, she raised her voice at the young woman and her campaign flunky started flapping his gums at her too. The young lady was very obviously uncomfortable, and clearly wanted to leave. Hillary, however, insisted on finishing her talk down session to the young lady... then laughed afterwards. Pure bullying bullshit.

[JEB]

171. I think the word you are trying for is "uppity".

[7962]

113. Watch the whole clip; hillary wasnt rude. The OP just has a clip.

post 112 for the entire clip. The girl didnt want to hear aything hillary was saying. I;m just being fair; I'm not a hillary supporter

[BreakfastClub]

61. I agree. That young woman was very rude. Hillary was right. She doesn't have to take that. nt

[valerief]

69. How have you missed being on my Forever Ignored list?

[Darb]

88. Arrogant.

Typical.

[asuhornets]

106. Agreed...n/t

[SoapBox]

68. Fully agree.

But she loves money and power!

[merrily]

153. Based on photos off the campaign trail, she seems to like people like Trump and Kissinger a lot.

[TDale313]

2. I dunno. But yes, it bothers me.

[ISeeA BrightFuture]

60. I don't think she started out that way...

But now she is a product of her very exclusive life style (incredibly insulated life between Secret Service Protection, only interacting on a social level with the incredibly wealthy and powerful, probably not being told no very often and having incredible wealth and privilege every day including: drivers, doormen, cooks, trainers, maids, political consultants {yuck, to her choice of them}). I think that combination of environmental factors might make most of us aloof, unconcerned about the little guy and incredibly focused on what we wanted, I would hope not, but maybe it would. At any rate, I don't see any cure for it, other then a lack of funds, and I don't see that happening ever.

[Unknown Beatle]

72. And that laugh.

That laugh is very, I can't find the right word...insufferable? It has always rubbed me the wrong way.

[UglyGreed]

3. Why don't

YOU run for something...............

[liberal_at_heart]

4. because she is talking to an ordinary citizen and not a banker?

[democrank]

5. No surprise here.

She was the same way with Barack Obama in 2008. It`s standard behavior with the Clinton team.

[artislife]

6. Cackle, cackle

It's a tell.

[dana_b]

50. Yes- whenever she disagrees with someone or

she realizes that what she just said may be construed as unkind, she laughs. It doesn't make her look more kind or as if she didn't mean to be rude. It does give me the impression that she knows that what she just said is unkind and she is trying to laugh it off. Maybe it's a nervous laugh but it seems very ingenuine to me.

[drokhole]

63. Stuck out to me as well.

Unsettling and sociopathic, really. Completely disingenuous but going for that superficial/staged/optical allure of friendliness and folksiness.

[Darb]

89. Your comment is a tell.

Petty.

[artislife]

150. Ha!

[senz]

166. No, insightful.

[Marr]

99. She cackled in response to the girl's statement she *would* run for something.

Kind of, 'good luck, peon'. She's painfully unlikable.

[notadmblnd]

7. Because she has disdain for anyone whom she feels is beneath her.

Especially if they have the gall to confront her on something.

[jeff47]

8. Because that's who she really is. (nt)

[bigwillq]

9. Indeed.

[mindem]

10. She has a chip on her shoulder

the size of cinder block. The notion that she is in any way for the little guy is laughable.

[2pooped2pop]

14. Oh,maybe that's what she keeps trying to brush off her shoulder in that clip from the Benghazi

Hearings that her supporters keep showing. I thought it was dandruff or some kind of bugs, it could be that chip that she is trying to brush off so it won't show.

[Merryland]

23. wow, since I put so many people on ignore

I haven't seen that arrogant gif. The air feels much clearer & brighter without David Brock around.

[Ned_Devine]

28. Same here

[Darb]

90. Wow, 420 posts and you've got a bunch of people on ignore, nice bubble.

I have nobody on ignore.

[virgogal]

111. Ignoring people on DU is like a little child covering his ears and

and making noise so he can tune someone out.

How on earth do you hear other opinions by doing that?

Time to grow up.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

154. And off to ignore with you.

I don't need people around who compare the people they disagree with to children.

[PonyUp]

11. How dare you question the Queen! To the dungeon with you! n/t

[TM99]

12. Narcissists are simply like that.

She can no more not be this way than a snake can not be a snake or a crow not be a crow.

[amborin]

13. haughty & imperialistic; disdainful & condescending

[BernieforPres2016]

15. She has been exactly like this for 25 years

Frankly, I'd rather see her real personality than the fake smiles and warmth.

[TBF]

16. There's your "likability" factor -

the thing with Hillary is that she is really smart. I used to think she'd be amazing on the Supreme Court (but then again would you want her deciding a case like Citizen's United??). But she just doesn't have the people skills. Yes, she's less hostile than the Donald - but that's about it. That's what hurt her in 2008 and it doesn't look like she's gotten much better.

[Gwhittey]

149. So true

Are people on this board harping about Sander supporters being racist the same group that supported Hillary in 2008 when she and her campaign attacked Obama on being Muslim or anti-america? A nice little smear that GOP picked up on and ran with for last 7 years. OR was it other way around they started it and she just used it to try and win power in 2008?

[JaneyVee]

17. Because the questioner was being rude and dismissive.

[FailureToCommunicate]

26. That's sure not how it looked or sounded like.

Compare the body language with this encounter (with bankster Jon Corzine)



Or this

[ladjf]

56. Check out the look on her face when she is hugging Corzine. nt

[oasis]

75. Chances are he didn't ambush her with "super predator" bullcrap.

[SheenaR]

128. aka... her own words n/t

[NWCorona]

34. Rude?

I guess little people can't ask a question.

[Betty Karlson]

38. When Bernie met a young woman concerned about the value of her life,

he gave her the stage and the mic.

Clinton had a similar young woman removed, while saying "back to the issues that are important".

And she just did it again: dismissing a young woman. Really shoring up that millennial vote there, Hillary! You go girl!

[bread_and_roses]

58. There is really no excuse for the behavior HRC exhibited in that video

It is perfectly obvious that as soon as she realized that young woman was disagreeing with her, she became dismissive indeed - dismissive, condescending, and very obviously annoyed.

I can't think of another word for her behavior than appalling - as low as my opinion of her is, it shocked even me.

[Darb]

91. Saw the opposite. As soon as Hillary saw that

the girl was being " dismissive, condescending, and very obviously annoyed", she said fine and good luck.

[Divernan]

18. I think that's the only "there" there.

[kgnu_fan]

19. That is her character... arrogant and elitist, she is a Goldwater girl

[Logical]

20. Because she is arrogant as hell. Little people annoy her. Nt

[Plucketeer]

70. That sums it up pretty well

Damned Peons!

[Darb]

92. Wrong, rude assholes annoy her.

Me too.

[Logical]

102. Lol, who you and hillary consider rude i sssume is anyone who disagrees with you. Nt

[Darb]

108. Sorry, you are wrong.

The girl took her opportunity to talk with a potential POTUS and she acted like a petulant child. She got what she wanted and probably brags about it. It's like a badge of honor to some to piss off a candidate. An asshole badge of honor.

[Logical]

103. 4 posts hidden already! Not a shock. Nt

[Darb]

105. Far more than that, thanks to the crybabies.

The truth hurts, and sometimes it plays rough. I ask no quarter, and none will be given.

[Logical]

107. Ahh, tough guy. So impressed. Lol! Nt

[Darb]

109. Thank you.

Hope you can take it in the kitchen.

[lovemydog]

114. Because mob rule?

That's no shock either.

[JEB]

21. Ugh! That was fucking ugly.

Goons stepped in to also attack when she turned on the girl.

[G_j]

22. wow..

bet she wouldn't use that tone with Henry Kissinger.

[modestybl]

24. Because HRC is a nasty and dismissive person...

... her only consistent principle throughout her career is her unshakeable belief that SHE deserves to be president... and she will do ANYTHING to achieve this.

[Gene Debs]

27. Because she's a horrible, shitty person whose stomach probably turns at the mere thought of

interacting with someone who isn't a billionaire.

[Shadowflash]

29. She's the queen, dotcha' know?

[PonyUp]

49. LOL n/t

[BuelahWitch]

76. Shit, don't give her any ideas!

[AtheistCrusader]

30. Because that woman's vote is not worth tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

You have to understand how people value other people, to understand why they react like they do.

[CharlotteVale]

132. Ding ding ding we have a winner!

[CountAllVotes]

31. Why?

'Tis the nature of the beast is why!

[xloadiex]

32. She was dismissive and rude

just by taking a sip of her coffee. Showing her coffee more attention than the young girl. It was like "I have no time for this meaningless dribble."

[Jester Messiah]

33. Because she's a ...

not-nice lady.

[yourpaljoey]

35. well played my good chap

[Betty Karlson]

36. Because she is entitled to our votes.

Earning votes is for common people, not for seasoned politicians like her.

Also 9/11 and a gender.

[Faux pas]

37. Because that's

who she is? So much better than we mere rabble.

[Hiraeth]

40. YOU GOT IT ALL WRONG. THAT GIRL LOVED BEING TALKED TO THAT WAY !!!

[Cryptoad]

41. How much longer

will the attacks on our Democratic Nominee be allowed of DU?

[PonyUp]

47. I agree. The attacks on Bernie should stop! n/t

[jalan48]

48. I think until the primaries are over. Then it will be all lovey-dovey.

[dana_b]

52. We weren't attacking Bernie n/t

[jillan]

62. Freedom of speech no longer allowed? Is that what your point is?

[karynnj]

82. She is NOT the nominee at this point and IF this is an attack, it means you have a problem with HRC

The video shows what it shows. Your post suggests that we need to filter videos of HRC if they don't make her look good.

[Darb]

93. Looks like you hit a nerve.

Careful, the long knives are out for you now.

[TheFarS1de]

143. i know right ...

People need to lay off Sanders . All the redbaiting is just right wing smears . Next they may go anti semite ......

[Mr. Brutus]

43. Can anyone actually hear what the girl says to her?

I'm just curious because I can't make out the conversation even with the volume all the way up.

[zentrum]

44. "Why don't you"...

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……marry a powerful man and because of him, get state and then national notoriety?

If it hadn't been for her marriage, she'd be an obscure, rich corporate lawyer and board member. Probably on Wall Street. Not a self-made woman at all.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

155. And then stay with him, despite numerous infidelities,

strictly so you can continue maintain your 'insider' power and connections network.

[zentrum]

161. Yes, and...

…I'm not sure that's behind us, in terms of the election. I remember reading a year ago rumors around him and his travels for the Foundation and her separate travel away from home. I don't care if it's true or drummed up by FOX, but I don't want the whole set of whispers and/or women coming around to haunt us again in the GE.

Baggage. Baggage. Baggage.

[tularetom]

157. If she was still a lawyer it'd be in Arkansas

She passed the bar there but failed the only other exam she took, in DC.

[blondie58]

45. It is because she is

One of the elites. How a politician can amass so much wealth- $33.1 million is disturbing to me.

It's gonna be a long campaign season. 😟

[jalan48]

46. Hillary doesn't seem to like having to campaign.

Her attitude exudes "let's get through so I can start the job."

[randys1]

51. And the ice melts, the poor get poorer, and so on and so on.

[Attorney in Texas]

53. Why does a scorpion sting?

[dragonfly301]

54. She sure has that white privilege thing down pat

and Bill's dirty tricks yesterday proved he has it down as well.

[grasswire]

55. but I heard that last night she was all about LUV and kindness? nt

[salinsky]

57. The sound was terrible ...

... does anyone have an actual transcript of the exchange?

Awfully convenient to jump on Hillary, when you can't even hear the actual conversation.

[complain jane]

59. First of all I couldn't hear half of this.

Second, the girl definitely had an attitude. And third yeah Hillary got fed up and lost her cool.

[Raine1967]

67. here is a little more back story:

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/dem-primaries/271327-clinton-to-voter-why-dont-you-go-run-for-something

[ellennelle]

71. at least you stipulate that

hillary got fed up and lost her cool.

now, agreeing on that fact, let's examine this exchange, and it has to be pretty much only the video, cuz i could not hear the girl at all either.

but here's the thing: a young BLACK woman, wearing a backpack, gets up the courage to ask hillary a question.

hillary's response, as far as i can tell, is right away dismissive, something along the lines of 'i got this, don't worry about it.'

the girl, again as far as i can tell, asks her for specifics.

and this ticks hillary off. as you note, hillary got 'fed up and lost her cool.'

did you not time that exchange? it was mere seconds!

first, do we want someone with the nuclear codes to get 'fed up and lose control' in mere seconds? at all?

second, do you share hillary's inability to recognize that this young BLACK woman has spent her entire life watching her family and friends and neighbors be ignored by the ruling elite, dismissed by officials, bullied by everyone white, and killed by the police?

so i have to ask you, jane, as you complain about this young woman's cheek, do you utterly lack compassion? do you really expect her to lick hillary's boots here? why do you fail to demand of your candidate the kind of compassion this brave and clearly damaged young woman deserves?

now, as for not being able to hear the words exchanged, there are no words the young girl might have said that would change my analysis at all. unless she explicitly told hillary to go fk herself.

all i heard from hillary was that she had the answers to this girl's problems, and whatever the girl responded with prompted hillary to be even more dismissive, to the point of having her removed.

and you defend this?

[Politicalboi]

64. It's who she is

I bet she's worse than we can even imagine.

[Aldo Leopold]

65. Yeah and it's not just the nasty and dismissive demeanor

it's how easily and abruptly that demeanor surfaces that's deeply disturbing.

[Phlem]

66. She's an Egomaniac.

She walks and talks like she's the President.

Plain and simple.

[Indepatriot]

73. WE ARE RABBLE, and not worthy .

[sammythecat]

74. ugh n/t

[kracer20]

77. "You know what dear"

The other side would have their hair on fire if Sanders spoke to a PoC (or anyone) like that.

Truth...

[NCjack]

78. There are two types of liberal politicians:

Authentics love all people. Fakes "love" the masses but not the individuals.

[progree]

79. That's MN governor Mark Dayton standing behind and in the middle of the picture

who briefly says something to her... did anyone hear/understand what he said?

He is a super-delegate supporting HRC is about all I know.

[jillan]

81. I was wondering that too.

[LibDemAlways]

80. She's such a phony. All smiles until

challenged. Then she bristles and becomes dismissive. Not a pretty picture.

[Darb]

85. Bullshit.

She got tired of that rude girl's shit. She was being nice and then had enough.

Her statement "why don't you go run for something" IMHO, was meant to say go see how you like having to put up with bullshit snark from every goddamned person with a gripe and see how you handle it. go run for something.

[jillan]

94. There was no excuse to talk to her like that. She obviously doesn't care about winning her vote,

does she?

[Darb]

119. The girl was definitely disrespectful.

I agree with Clinton. That girl should run for office and see what it is like, then she might show a little more respect to the person who might be the next POTUS. That chance doesn't come around that often, I'd be decent.

[jillan]

122. Well guess what - if she is President there will be even more people questioning her to her face.

She better learn to deal with it without snark! Snark is not very presidential.

I can't recall anytime seeing President Obama being snarky with someone, and he has had more than his fair share of opportunities to do so.

[Darb]

123. That's Obama.

He's not normal.

[jillan]

124. Lol. I'm really going to miss him. I adore him and his family.

[Darb]

125. He's actually like Spock, that's no joke.

I will miss him too, but he deserves a long, long break and some privacy and freedom.

[jillan]

129. Agreed!

[bettyellen]

169. He knows the slightest flash of dismissiveness or anger and he would be painted "angry" forever...

I like that Hillary did not learn that lesson- it is a stupid fucking lesson that needs to end.

[Marr]

97. Nope. She just doesn't tolerate back talk from 'those people', if you know what I mean.

She's happy to pander at the podium, put on a little phony drawl, whatever it takes-- but they have to know their place, or she gets like that real fast.

See just a few short days ago when another young person asked her about the same topic. Instant dismissive, condescending asshole, just add water.

[Darb]

118. Shark jump!

Nice one.

[drokhole]

86. She's incapable of having an honest, authentic, and heartfelt interaction w/ anyone she perceives...

...as beneath her.

[Marr]

95. If that was Sanders, Hillary fans would cite this as him INSULTING a whole community.

They'd endlessly hold it up as an example of the Sanders Campaign's condescension and disregard for black voters. But it's Hillary, so they'll excuse it. Or ignore it. Because they don't *really* give a shit.

Some people have no problem at all with hypocrisy, so long as it gives them something to attack with.

[jillan]

100. Exactly!! That is the first thing I thought of especially coming on the heels (pun intended) of

Ashley Williams confronting her at her $500 whites only fundraiser.

[djean111]

101. Exactly. n/t

[olddots]

96. Too much caffene Jim ?

Maybe she should just not be around people if she seems to dislike people like 99% ers .

[Todays_Illusion]

98. I think Hillary is channeling Nixon complete with a campaign of dirty tricks.

[asuhornets]

104. Do you know Hillary Clinton personally?

Have you ever had a one on one conversation with her? That lady was rude and showed no respect.

[ThePhilosopher04]

110. She's a low life race baiter with extremely poor character.

Unfit for public office.

[7962]

112. Watch the WHOLE clip; the girl is the rude one. This is just a snip

Full disclosure; I am NOT a Hilary supporter. But theres nothing wrong with saying "Why dont you go run for something?" It wasnt said dismissively. The girl wasnt speaking to clinton very respectfully. Clinton was answering her but she didnt want to hear it
Go bernie!

Here is the WHOLE clip:

[Bubzer]

136. No. Sorry, not seeing an ounce of rudeness from the young lady.

[Darb]

138. Of course you're not.

Shocker.

[Bubzer]

139. Congrats...you just summed up my reaction to your reaction!

[bettyellen]

162. She interrupted her mid answer, then started looking down her nose at Hillary and bobbing her head..

and shaking it dismissively. That is when they wrapped up the conversation. She did not get loud or condescending at any point. Jeeze, have any of you actually worked with women before? this is such sexist bullshit, I have to laugh.

[Bubzer]

163. Oh... sexism...right. Cause it doesn't fit her inevitable theme.

And CLEARLY I'm a sexist piece of trash along with every other Bernie supporter. AND, we've never worked with women before, so how the fuck would we have a clue about a single goddamned thing... right?!?

Up until this point right here, right now... if, god forbid, Hillary were to become the nominee, I'd have voted for her. I would have held my nose, and done it begrudgingly... but I would have done it. Now, very specifically because of your bullshit pushing me over the tipping point, I'm done. It wont happen. It just wont.

I'm no longer playing along... I wont bow down...I wont be brought to heel... you can't scare me into it... but you sure as hell pushed me away from it. Congratulations. Shine that badge up real nice and pin it on, cause it's all yours.

You and other hillary supporters always talk about Bernie supporters being so bad, but you cant fucking see your own hypocrisy.

I'm done.

I'll vote Bernie and that's that.

[bettyellen]

165. Uh, nope. Keep putting words in peoples mouths. LOL @ you changing your vote over little old me.

Because I am soon scary. OMG- a woman who disagrees with you. Go have a melt down!
I have seen this "dank meme" about 5-6 times in the last two days. Apparently I am suddenly a YUGE influence on Sanders' supporters. Hee hee. You guys are hilarious.

[Bubzer]

167. Hate to disapoint...you were just the straw that broke the camels back...you're not that special.

And now, I'll do without any further annoyance from you.

[bettyellen]

168. Nope, according to three now- I am the all powerful vote flipper! So horrid in my mild disagreement

that I make camels' backs just SNAP! All should fear my magic powers! Hee hee.

[Bjornsdotter]

115. It's her super power n/t

[WillyT]

116. Charles Blow Of The NYT Has A Theory:

Sanders has become the cool uncle and Clinton has become the cold aunt.

From DULink: http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511082086

[jillan]

130. Lol Esp coming from Charles Blow. He is not a Bernie fan.

[bettyellen]

160. I don't think someone got the nuance, LOL.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

156. I don't know where any of them get that part.

She is hands down the most broadly qualified and experienced among the candidates.

Based on WHAT? She had one term as a Senator, one term as an appointed SoS who spent all of her time pushing Monsanto, pushing fracking, and pushing committing acts of violence on various countries that turned out poorly.

How earth is that 'more broadly qualified and experienced' than someone who was a mayor for eight years, a Representative for 16 years, and a Senator for 9 years now?

WHERE do they come up with this pretense that she's the 'most experienced' candidate, or 'most qualified'? And why the hell isn't Sanders comparing his experience to hers in ads?

[bettyellen]

159. Have heard this w/ Bernie as Santa or the permissive Daddy and Hillary as the Mom who makes

you eat your vegetables and do your chores. And Donald is popular promising everyone is going to be rich and it's all going going to be so awesome!
Says a lot about how immature voters are.

[bread_and_roses]

117. I want to share this but can't find a direct link

- am feeling like a total dunce, but I'm also short on time and distracted - do you have a link? TY if so

[bread_and_roses]

120. Never mind - it's now on the front page of my yahoo

although maybe it's "breaking the internet" because I cannot get up the source publication, which is "The Federalist" http://thefederalist.com

on edit - meant to add, the wonders of google - eyes everywhere you go online

[hobbit709]

121. Why does a scorpion sting? It's in their nature.

[Lizzie Poppet]

126. When she's off script, the mask slips.

"Pay no attention to the center-right corporatist behind the curtain..."

[revbones]

127. She doesn't feel that she should ever be questioned.

It's more of a "How dare you!" kind of thing I think. Her supporters seem fine with that same logic.

[loyalsister]

135. Respect and votes should be earned

She is not entitled to either especially when she is unwilling to discuss her role in damaging the lives of millions of African Americans.

[SheenaR]

131. Wait.. let me get this straight

This girl got her so flustered by using her own words against her....

Hillary supporters are admitting she lashed out because of the girl..


Do tell, what will happen when Putin, or Merkel or her military advisors tell her stuff she doesn't want to hear?

Idc what the girl said. She isn't running for President. Last I checked, Presidential candidates were held to a SLIGHTLY higher standard than most. Not in the mind of some apparently

[CharlotteVale]

134. She really comes across as horribly condescending. If anyone called

me "dear" in that tone they would never, ever get my vote.

[Mike Nelson]

140. Hillary...

...was an inspiration! ...hope the young woman does "run for something" and credit the future President.

[AtheistCrusader]

142. Yeah, I suppose you can be condescending to, and piss someone off enough to make them want to

change the world. Yep.

Not a great style of leadership though.

[LAS14]

146. A transcript? Couldn't understand a word. nt

[seaotter]

151. It is in her nature.

[bkkyosemite]

152. Because she IS nasty and dismissive...

[noiretextatique]

158. condescending

she would never talk to me like that. yeah...she really respects black people,

[senz]

164. This is how Hillary always talks to African Americans.

Isn't she nice?

[JEB]

170. Trumpesque. nt