Worst Line From The Debate Tonight

[Quixote1818]

There is no doubt this did some damage:

[darkangel218]

1. Damn..

[Rosa Luxemburg]

2. Wow!

[Wilms]

3. .

http://assets.nydailynews.com/polopoly_fs/1.1505132!/img/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/article_970/wall-street.jpg

[dreamnightwind]

17. perfect pic for the occasion

[Stardust]

27. Has Schumer ever missed a photo op?!?

[lumberjack_jeff]

4. +1000 nt

[longship]

5. I have to agree.

It is called special pleading. A low for both Hillary and Democrats. What in the fuck was she thinking?

Sad. Very sad.

[deutsey]

16. Sadly, I guess they know that such tactics usually work

W had years of success bypassing the rational mind of voters and pummeling the lizard brain with fear and greed. Of course, that didn't ultimately end so well for most of us.

[Bonobo]

6. She sounded crazed. nt

[beam me up scottie]

7. Cenk's picking up where Keith Olbermann left off in 2008.

[OnlinePoker]

8. A corporate stooge is a corporate stooge.

It doesn't matter which side of the fence the candidate is on.

[Kalidurga]

9. Thanks

I thought that was the worst thing I heard. Now I know it was actually much worse than horrible, even calling it an epic fail is not enough.

[joshcryer]

10. She seemed super defensive.

I think that they practiced that line a lot but as she was saying it it became a canard and she knew it.

They had to have some rebuttal to the Wall Street comments and it was a really weak showing. Her debate advisers need to take a step back and reassess.

[dreamnightwind]

18. It's hard to justify the unjustifiable

so any line she used would have been disingenuous.

The truth is, she is more likely to care what is good for Goldman-Sachs than what is good for any of us.

[cui bono]

30. Your dog gif is hilarious.

Reminds me of my doberman mix who played with a fly once. He even picked it up ever so gently and spit it back out and kept playing with it.

[zentrum]

34. I agree. it was pre-planned

…..but she couldn't pull it off and realized midstream what a pathetic ploy it was.

It's really distressing that the Dem Power elite is insisting on her. It's beyond her ties to Wall Street for me—I really believe she doesn't have what it takes to be a good president. She's way too empty.

[emsimon33]

11. Hillary does not like her true nature to be put in the spot light

I could not believe it when people applauded at the 60% line. It might be 60% of her small donors but a drop in the bucket compared to what Wall Street, the for-profit prison corporations, Monsanto, etc. have given her.

[Live and Learn]

12. "Cheap and dirty", Cenk nailed it. nt

[roguevalley]

35. she was a republican at that moment to say such a crappy thing. using the dead

to make cheap points that don't even apply. How low does it get? She's somewhere around the center of the earth. Low, cheap, phony.

[Hulk]

13. Point taken!

Yes. Progressives and your viewers will recognize that pathetic comment for what it was, but did you hear the applause? Those are the sheeple that will be impressed by that bull shit response.

She just lost a few notches in my vote of support. This is what we are dealing with when it comes to Corporate-Hillary.

[left on green only]

14. Please Lighten Up People!

It is just her way of saying that she has "evolved" from being a rational thinker, to serving up word salads when she speaks. But that's OK because surely by now, all of the truly critical thinkers on this board realize that the only thing more important than having a president is for us to have a woman president.
(just in case)

[quarbis]

15. Nobody remembers

The LBJ ad with the little girl picking
petals off the daisy with the countdown
as a soundtrack?

[moobu2]

19. Most people are more reasonable and understand what she was talking about

It's nothing.

[INdemo]

36. Excuse ....come on admit it,with that comment it made you just

little bit nervous didn't it?
I bet you said "Damn I wish she hadn't said that".
The same as I thought when John Kerry said "I was for it before I was against it" knowing the Republicans would make hay with that comment and they did.
Now come on you would have to agree that she had a Rudy Giuliani monument and certainly sounded more in line with something a real Republican would say Correct?

[moobu2]

37. Not at all.

I liked her response and I think most reasonable people will too when they put it into context. It's really less than nothing.It's just Bernie Sanders supporters grasping at straws that aren't even there. You know what I mean.

[Android3.14]

20. Ouch. Self-inflicted wound

The crazy thing is that she (or whoever is controlling her) planned the response. This error in judgement is another example of why she should not be the President.

Clinton makes bad decisions.

[in_cog_ni_to]

21. COMPLETELY UNHINGED invoking a COMPLETELY BOGUS argument!

Yeah, I agree. That ridiculous argument made her look very, very foolish. She was obviously covering up het Wall St. Connections.

[Babel_17]

22. Why do The Young Turks hate America?

When Wall Street money flows to Secretary Clinton it's an act of solidarity with all Americans, and an act of defiance against our enemies who hate us for our robust investment sector.

[Hepburn]

23. I expect this will make it to a few ads...

...and it should. I thought it was bad when I heard it the first time live, but it even worse when I listened to it more carefully on the posted clip.

[m-lekktor]

24. Hillary was channeling her inner Giuliani (9-11!! 9-11!)! nt

[CrispyQ]

26. Harr! My thought, exactly! -nt

[CrispyQ]

25. She's channeling Giuliani. --nt

[Doctor_J]

28. protecting jamie dimon from the terrorists! And successfully I might add!

She will need a lot of republican votes to win the ge, since she's turning off bernistas in droves. I wonder how this will play in moderate republican land.

[Babel_17]

31. While reeking of hypocrisy, there is an undercurrent of populism

While reeking of hypocrisy, there is a variable undercurrent of populism from a few of their candidates. They suspect that Secretary Clinton is likely to be their opponent so their Wall Street/Banking bashing is opportunistic. And it does play well with those Republicans and Independents without healthy stock portfolios. They'll let the Republican PACs take the Wall Street and Banking money while bashing us as being cozy with the bankers and Wall Street.

[cui bono]

29. A war, a gender and 9/11?

[LWolf]

32. Well, if it didn't,

it sure as hell should have.

[rhett o rick]

33. Help me get this straight. She said that her support for Wall Street was because of the 9/11

disaster? She helped them "rebuild"? Her first priority was to help Wall Street? Heaven help us if she becomes president.

[Thespian2]

38. I fear there will be no hope for America

if this 1%er becomes POTUS...All those bad things Repukkkians might do, would be accomplished by the 1%er...

[BeanMusical]

39. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

And the ones trying to spin this into something positive and rational are pathetic.

[rhett o rick]

41. It's an authoritarian mindset. Follow a strong leader regardless of what they stand for.

Watch the poverty rate climb as Goldman-Sachs and the billionaires reap more profits.

How can Democrats support big money politics? Because they ain't Democrats.

[Major Hogwash]

40. But, she's from New Yawk.

She gets to invoke "9/11", just like every other NY Republican did for the last decade!!!!!