Notice she didn't say a "PROUD WIFE"

[maseman]

OOPS.

[Kittycat]

1. No reason for that.

I'm no hillary fan, but come on - really?

[Bigleaf]

2. My wife said the same thing. Hmmmm.

[KittyWampus]

3. she also didn't say PROUD MOTHER, does she hate Chelsea?

[maseman]

5. Yes she did say "Proud Mother"

First thing she said.

[Heather MC]

17. I heard Proud Mary and started singing

"left a good job in the city
working for the man every night and day"

[BadgerKid]

6. Thought she said proud mother first. n/t

[ben_meyers]

7. No, she did say proud mother

and that is why we here thought it strange too, and she better crank it up!

[Left Is Write]

4. Was she supposed to?

What does her "wife" status have to do with it? Her husband isn't running for office.

[maseman]

8. If I started a speech

"I am a proud father..." I would most likely follow that up with "and also a proud husband..."

[Left Is Write]

15. Perhaps being a "proud mother" has to do with another generation of young women

gaining ground in this country. Saying that she's a "proud wife" would make her speech about Bill. It's not about Bill.

[ben_meyers]

12. Either is she! n/t

[Left Is Write]

13. And your point would be....?

[Barack_America]

9. I did notice it, but whatever...

That's between them.

[dano81818]

10. that's b/c she's not...

a proud wife... it should be clear by now the clintons are a marriage of convenience.

[goldcanyonaz]

11. You really do want to lose this election, don't you?

[maseman]

14. Ahh you got me.

[applegrove]

16. I noticed that too but I think this was the same reason Bill wasn't on stage with

her..some of the pundits say it is because Hillary can stand alone without him. I'm sure every single line of that speech was vetted.

[damndude]

18. prehaps she was being post feminist considereing that she

is more than her role as wife. but did you also notice bill mouthing 'i love you' when the camera was on him?

[AuntPatsy]

19. so and your point?