Oh no she didn't!! She pulled the sex card.

[Avalux]

"I'm a woman running for president. How can I be part of the establishment?"

[restorefreedom]

1. didnt take long nt

[Fawke Em]

2. Now she's saying his stating of her record is an attack.

[Avalux]

4. She loves to play the victim card too. n/t

[amborin]

14. this..she tried this in 2008 in NH..when all else fails

[k8conant]

3. Love me, love me, love me,

I'm a woman

[polly7]

5. What does that even mean?

Are there no women in the establishment?

[Art_from_Ark]

10. This is actually 1916

and ladies are not allowed into the Gentleman's Club.

[TheProgressive]

6. Yup, noticed that too...

[valerief]

7. Only stupid GOP voters fall for that nonsense. nt

[Hell Hath No Fury]

8. I'm listening from another room --

and as soon as I heard that I let out a, "Oh she DIDN'T!"

A the debate is going on she is flinging the kitchen sink at him!

[ViseGrip]

9. FFS What did she do that?

[gyroscope]

11. She just pulled a Sarah Palin

vote for me I'm Sandra Dee!

[cui bono]

12. There's an OP I saw on the greatest page that pulled the gender card.

They are certain they "figured out" the Hillary speech thing and then proceeded to blame it on people being upset that a woman has the nerve to make that much money giving speeches. Talk about completely missing the point. And they actually used the word "logical"!

And people are actually reccing the OP!

No wonder our country is doomed. Democrats are becoming as stupid as Teabaggers.

.

[starroute]

13. She uses that line a lot

Here are two examples from last fall.


http://www.mediaite.com/tv/hillary-clinton-im-an-outsider-candidate-because-im-a-woman/

September 20th, 2015

When asked about the rise in outsider candidates, Hillary Clinton said on CBS’ Face the Nation that she is an outsider candidate because of her gender.

“In politics this year, it looks like everyone wants an outsider,” host John Dickerson noted. “Now that puts you in a fix.”

But Clinton disagreed. “I cannot imagine anyone being more of an outsider than the first woman president. Really, let’s think about that.”


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hillary-clinton-first-woman-president_us_561dbf71e4b028dd7ea5af6c

10/13/2015

Still, Clinton on Tuesday leaned heavily into what she called an "obvious" difference between her and the majority of presidential candidates, often turning policy and political questions back toward gender. Asked about the surge of support for outsiders, she said that as a woman, she’d be the definition of an outsider, but was careful to note that there was more to her candidacy than that.

“I can't think of anything more of an outsider than electing the first woman president, but I'm not just running because I would be the first woman president,” Clinton said.