What is your reaction to Hillary's supposed angry moment?

[Herman Munster]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07u6uffKvpA

[TwilightGardener]

1. Wasn't that bad.

[stillrockin]

2. Tempest in a teacup

but I still don't like her.

[sandnsea]

3. A little testy, not the worst moment

Her worst moment was really when she said to stop giving people "false hope". That's horrible and they could finish her off right now if anybody would realize how angry that would make people.

[MadBadger]

4. Nowhere near as bad as her rude and nasty "Reality break"comment

[Kittycat]

5. That was truly a disgusting moment. I got up and left the room for a few minutes on that one.

[silverojo]

29. Oh, yeah, I almost forgot that "classic"

If Edwards can't win, I can't wait for Obama to crush this bitch into the beltway dirt, under the heel of his well-polished shoe. She has zero class and zero control over her emotions. This is far worse than the "Dean Scream", because he didn't do that during a debate.

[arcos]

6. As I posted somewhere else, she said "change" ten times...

But other than that, it was ok.

[peoli]

7. I was waiting for the horns to sprout from her head.

Then I imagined what it must be like when shes pissed at Bill behind closed doors.

[orleans]

24. that's kind of a sexist thing to say--did you ever imagine bill behind

closed doors with her about ten years ago? i doubt it.

[Kucinich4America]

8. Other.

This WOULD be spun into a "Dean Scream" type of hysteria, except the Whore Media has their nose permanently planted in Hillary Clinton's ass.

If Edwards or Obama had raised their voice in anger, or had told Hillary to get a "reality check" after talking about her mother's death from cancer, THEY would probably never hear the end of it.

[Occam Bandage]

9. A little ugly, but really not worth more than passing mention.

[Tom Rinaldo]

10. I picked your last choice because it came closest to my view

But I think it would have been noted had a man reacted like that also AND the reaction would have been favorable to him doing so. It would not have gotten much attention but it would have been an example of how a candidate did not let a dig go unanswered but used it to turn attention to their strong point instead. Each person in the exchange would have been credited with playing the political game well.

As it is I am not sure that an attempt to shove a "Clinton melted down" meme down people's throats won't create instead a sympathy backlash against uneven treatment being shown her. There are some indications here at DU from non Clinton supporters that you don't have to like Hillary to find this particular treatment of her offensive.

[Horse with no Name]

11. I think it was just like the "Dean Scream"

A little nothing that was turned into something.:shrug:

[rwenos]

21. But Would it Synch with "Welcome to the Jungle"?

THAT would make it "like the Dean Scream."

[Egnever]

12. it was the first time I have seen her crack

These guys are beat though so I will give her a pass.

[Beacool]

13. What angry moment?

I only saw a spirited discussion between 3 candidates. The Democrats were much more cordial with each other than the Repugs.

[Azathoth]

14. It won't win her any new fans, but it won't hurt her much either n/t

[NMMNG]

15. "Other"

I don't like Hillary, but I thought she smacked down Mr. empty slogans very effectively by telling him that she stands for real change based on real experience. It wasn't shrill or "screaming", it was merely forceful.

[dailykoff]

16. Which one?

There were several, and then there were her heartless ghoul moments, which were even worse.

[seriousstan]

17. Much Ado About Nothing. This is coming from someone who does not support Hillary.

[Renew Deal]

18. Me: She got too hot. My wife: Nothing really there. It would be OK for a guy.

I think the outcome will depend on how the media plays it.

[Forkboy]

19. It's already being overblown.

[Dhalgren]

20. I lean strongly toward Edwards and I think he did very well, but

this was Clinton's best debate so far, IMO. She was strong and passionate and showed her fighting side. All of that was good, I thought. She did very well...

[annie1]

22. i think it's ok to be pissed once in a while.

[ripple]

23. No big deal. Move along. n/t

[gmudem]

25. After watching it again

Nothing really happened here. The only notable part of it was that Hillary actually showed a rare moment of passion here.

[Drunken Irishman]

26. To the 35%, remember Dean?

Wasn't Dean's scream the final straw that broke his back when it came to media's blatant lying about him being an angry candidate?

People thought Dean was too angry leading up to Iowa and then he yelled and it seemed to reinforce everyone's thoughts that he was, in fact, angry.

They'll do it to any candidate, just to undermine their credibility. Female or not. And I'm not saying they're right, BUT I DO NOT THINK IT IS A GENDER ISSUE.

[RoadRage]

27. I'm an Obama supporter..

And I don't think there was much wrong with that reply. If Obama had said it, we all would have been like.. "YEAH.. Go get 'em Barack".

I want Obama to win.. but I am not going to make a mountain out of a molehill.. this wasn't bad.

I don't think this helped her or hurt her..

[Drunken Irishman]

28. If Obama had said it, I think the media would have pounced.

This is what they do. They look for any chink in the armor of any candidate and when they find it, they run with it. It happened to Dean in '04 and it could happen to Hillary now.