Hillary Clinton vs. Bernie Sanders "I" vs. "We" Super Cut video

[Ichingcarpenter]

This is a super cut of CNN's democratic debate in Flint Michigan on March 6th 2016.


don't know if she ever said we but she said 'I' at least a million times



Amazing

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3. I noticed it throughout, and even commented to my friend about it. Succinct video. nt

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2. For a minute, it appeared she was speaking at Narcissists Anonymous. nt

[Ichingcarpenter]

8. As a trained psychologist and special ed teacher for severe to moderate needs

I find this 'I' thing interesting.

1. It Puts the Team Second: When given the opportunity to highlight accomplishments, isn’t it best for the organization if the leader is highlighting the group over the individual?

2. It Masks Efforts of Others: Even if the accomplishment, minor or large, is believed to be completely an individual achievement, chances are others were doing tasks that enabled the leader to focus on the accomplishment.

3. It Promotes Selfishness: If a leader is perceived as getting ahead by promoting themselves over the team, others will duplicate these tactics. The net result is an increasingly self-centered organization with decreasing teamwork.

4. It Decreases Morale: Narcissism Kills Morale. In essence though, when given the platform to promote the team, if a leader instead promotes themselves, they decrease the team’s morale.


In this speech notice when she uses 'We'
vs I

Most of the time its in the negative

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/02/12/politics/hillary-clinton-bernie-sanders-pronouns/

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9. Thank you for the affirmation. nt

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10. .

[bjo59]

4. me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me-MEEE!!!!!!

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5. Accurately shows who they are. She is "I" all the time.

He is "we."

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6. For such a thoroughly mediocre person...

...the Former First Lady has quite a huge Ego.

[Ichingcarpenter]

7. Anyone have the perseverance to count all the 'I's?

In these six minutes?

I don't.

[LiberalElite]

11. In the first 3 minutes

which included Bernie's responses, I counted approx. 122 of her "I"s.