Hillary: "I told Wall Street to cut it out!"

[Bonobo]

Was that her worst line?

I think so, because the "I represented Wall Street" is just an accidental slip of the tongue.

But "I told them to cut it out" is a massive failure because she thought it sounded strong, but "cut it out" shows her actual weakness and lack of intention to regulate Wall St.

[portlander23]

1. Yep

Clinton: Cooperation, not speeches, is needed to regulate Wall Street

Robert Scheer: Go Ahead, Back Hillary Clinton and Forget All About Her Record

Paula Dwyer: Clinton's plan on Wall Street protects husband's legacy

Sirota and Perez: Hillary Clinton's Wall Street Policy Being Shaped By Two Bankers

Yahoo Politics: Hillary Clinton doesn’t support revival of Glass-Steagall Act

[uponit7771]

2. +1, Both Sanders and Hillary had their weak and strong points tonight

[a kennedy]

3. Yah, I laughed at that......worst line of hers by far...... eom

[glinda]

11. That and "hunting down Chinese".

[southerncrone]

4. Less punch than sending a strongly-worded letter...

[Fearless]

5. Less punch than a Webb/Chafee ticket!

[Ron Green]

6. The 50 people at the watch party where I was roared with laughter

at that remark.

[reformist2]

7. Sounds like what a powerless child might say to a bully. Sad.

[cpompilo]

8. She said it in 2007. Sure worked well, didn't it?

in case you need this:

[ibegurpard]

9. it was cringeworthy

Everyone in the room where I was watching it laughed. Overall I thought she did pretty well but that was not one of her better moments.

[bluedigger]

10. She was going to add "and sent a strongly worded letter" but ran out of time.

[JRLeft]

12. She then went on to have drink with her buddies.

[PDittie]

13. What does it even mean?

It's the kind of throwaway line Mom used when you were fighting with your brother.