we didn't break any debate rules.....oh, you have a photo? I didn't know that existed.

[Press Virginia]

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/sanders-campaign-says-this-photo-proves-clinton-broke-rules-during-univision-debate/

[pangaia]

1. "But I am special."

[GoneFishin]

44. "I'm Hillary, dammit."

[FBaggins]

148. None of them were labeled as "staff" when she spoke to them

Without the label, she can't be expected to know who she can and can't speak to within the established rules... right?

[840high]

157. good one

[Press Virginia]

165. Hahahahahaha!

[Ruby the Liberal]

181. !!

[jillan]

2. Well rules don't apply to her.

[Baitball Blogger]

10. Autocratic leaders believe that their positions give them the right to break the rules.

[tk2kewl]

21. And people wonder why we are fed up...

[Plucketeer]

125. If Ms. Schultz

would just give the Bernie team a copy of the script, they'd then know how to play along! The Bernie team continues to play as tho they had designs on winning. Silly Socialist!


Requisite for Dummies->

[Renew Deal]

3. How do we know that is during the break?

Is this another Sanders dirty trick?

Weaver should write a letter to the editor.

[LondonReign2]

5. Clinton breaking rules is cool with you?

OK. Used to be the Democratic party stood for something and it was the Republicans who cheated and their supporters cheered. I guess times and ethics change.

[Renew Deal]

7. Is there proof that is during the break?

[Press Virginia]

12. I would point to Palmieri's response as evidence that it was

otherwise why not flat out deny it?

[appal_jack]

174. "It depends on what the meaning of is is."

"It depends on what the meaning of is is."

That surely will be familiar Clintonian logic to you...

-app

[UglyGreed]

6. Project much????

Psychological projection is a theory in psychology in which humans defend themselves against their own unpleasant impulses by denying their existence while attributing them to others.[1] For example, a person who is rude may constantly accuse other people of being rude. It can take the form of blame shifting.

According to some research, the projection of one's negative qualities onto others is a common process in everyday life.[2]

[Renew Deal]

9. The same guy at the core of this years biggest political scandal (data theft) should be trusted

Even though he provides no evidence?

[NWCorona]

11. Lol

That's a winning argument you've got there

[Renew Deal]

41. You're welcome

[LondonReign2]

13. BWHAHAHA

Sorry, I did not realize I was speaking with someone detached from reality. I'll avoid that mistake in the future.

[dchill]

24. That sounds like a good plan!

[Renew Deal]

42. Bernie personally apologized for his campaigns actions

http://news.yahoo.com/bernie-sanders-apologizes-to-hillary-clinton-for-030924998.html

[MrChuck]

17. This year's biggest political scandal

is not the data breach.
First off, that was last year.
Second, the GOP is trying to elect Donald Turnip.
THAT, my friend, is a scandal.
Also Hilldawg is going down due to the email thing. She Mau not be indicted but someone is going to pay and it will stick to her like a booger.

[shawn703]

53. And if Ted Cruz happens to be the nominee

He will eat her alive, booger and all.

[Renew Deal]

91. Who would you vote for?

[UglyGreed]

18. How many times

do I have to mention that DNC officials and a staffer at NGP VAN recommended Josh Uretsky.

?1450545784

Ties that bind...............

[Renew Deal]

43. And Bernie hired him

[UglyGreed]

58. Well Bernie's Campaign

has learned their lesson, you can't trust the NGP VAN and the DNC................. wonder why after the threat of a lawsuit to reveal the workings of the whole mess the DNC backed off??? Oh and one more reminder that this occurred in 2008 and so many years later NGP VAN still can't do their job correctly, wonder why they are still around???

[bahrbearian]

20. Whos says there was a data theft, Clinton? Where's the proof? Where the proof?

Didn't Clinton agree to an investigation on that. Where's the investigation, she lied again.

[Renew Deal]

40. It's the one Bernie personally apologized for

http://news.yahoo.com/bernie-sanders-apologizes-to-hillary-clinton-for-030924998.html

[bahrbearian]

64. Thats not proof of theft. Hillary agreed to an investigation ,what happened to that?

She'll look into it, ya right.

[snort]

88. Is that the one where Bernie supporters

started receiving Clinton campaign emails afterward?

[bvar22]

169. Yes... and requests for donations.

We stopped all donations to the DNC, DCCC, and DSCC over 10 years ago and requested we be removed from their lists. We started donating directly to individual candidates, or Liberal Organizations.

THEN, we moved to another state where we have lived with NO communications from the DNC or other national Party fundraising scams for over 10 years....

UNTIL a week and half AFTER the so called data theft.
THEN we started getting mailers and phone calls from Hillary's campaign begging for money.

[snort]

170. My daughter started receiving emails

from Hillary Inc. at about the 2 week mark. She never even so much as looked at her website in the past. Hillary has zero integrity.

[UglyGreed]

22. This also happened in 2008

NGP VAN does not do their job very well.....or perhaps they do what they are told to do

[A Simple Game]

68. The fact that you have to reach back down to the bottom of an empty barrel proves that

you really have nothing to use against Bernie other than projecting Hillary's faults onto him.

[tazkcmo]

75. lol

That's the biggest scandal? How do you steal something you're given? Repeating a lie doesn't make it true. This old story died shortly after the DNC/Clinton campaign fabricated it.

Maybe you heard about a possible indictment of a presidential candidate for mishandling of sensitive government information? The "It wasn't marked classified when it was sent" doesn't hold up to the regulations governing the handling of sensitive (not just marked) information. Storing, sending and receiving said information on the equivalent of a Hotmail account just might fall under gross negligence.

Nice summary here: http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251552653

You might also consider the opinions of the cyber security professionals here on DU. They have an in depth knowledge of government protocols for handling information, classified or not.

[Marr]

96. What is this place? I just looked up 'irony' in the dictionary and it sent me here.

[snagglepuss]

180. Hands down Bernie has the wittiest supporters.

Gawd that has had me howlin. Thanks. Needed that.

[Lordquinton]

118. You trust the person at the core of the 2008 data

Scandal, so really what's the issue?

[Gwhittey]

25. Good point

This right here is why so many GOP vote for a party that bitches about welfare while mostly being on welfare.

[Lizzie Poppet]

32. It depends on what the meaning of "staff" is, I guess, huh?

Desperation level: palpable.

[monicaangela]

4. Rules?

Those are for the little people. I am ex-first lady, ex-senator, ex-secretary of state and I am privileged, those rules don't apply to me, plus, with all my experience, I need more help than others, I mean after all, I'm a woman and you are being sexist if you say I can't break this rule. Donald Trump broke the rule and nobody said anything to him about it....I will be president, I will, I will, I will......

[artyteacher]

8. walking down a hall is illegal....

Grasp those straws.... Go ahead....

[seattleite]

19. Who said anything about "illegal?"

It was against debate rules. If you want to accuse someone of grasping at straws, probably best for you to look in a mirror.

[Ichingcarpenter]

27. The rules of the debate banned candidates from meeting with staff during breaks.

That's her staff....., that's her. with her staff......... that's meeting in the hallway.

Boom ........... caught breaking the agreed upon rules,
caught lying about meeting, game set match..........

When contacted by Henry, Clinton spokeswoman Jen Palmieri responded by saying she didn’t know the photo existed.

[artyteacher]

30. do you have proof of time...

Or that they even spoke...


Or that anyone cares?

[Press Virginia]

31. Palmieri's response speaks volumes

[artyteacher]

35. meh... another boring non issue... eom

[Ichingcarpenter]

36. Ethics?

meh... another boring non issue

[Press Virginia]

37. Yeaaaaah...who cares if HRC ignores even the most simple rules

It's not like voters have an issue with her honesty or anything

[Le Taz Hot]

38. You guys would be peeing your collective chonies

if Bernie did that.

[dana_b]

166. one, after another, after another, after another...

it never ends and evidently rules don't apply to her. But the Hillary supporters don't care. As long as she wins!!! Wheeee!!!!

[Trajan]

102. What I have ...

... is this handy ignore button ...

Oh ... and welcome to DU ....

[artyteacher]

108. i'm used to closed minded people.

Ignoring truth and reality. Enjoy your fantasies.

[arcane1]

143. Welcome back!

[Scalded Nun]

133. Yes, no one should care

It is just Hillary cheating and lying. We should be used to that by now and just accept the fact that her behavior just projects her values. No news here.

[winter is coming]

161. I wonder if this is why she's been late returning from breaks at some debates. n/t

[Myrina]

14. Although this speaks to larger issues with HRC ...

... I think there are other things the Sanders camp can be focusing on. This looks petty. Yeah she's an elitist cheater, but her policies and alliances are of more concern to the average voter (or should be), than something like this.

JMHO.

[tk2kewl]

23. easy addition to the pile of evidence that shows she is untrustworthy

[Marr]

101. I disagree. This is exactly the sort of thing that needs to be mentioned.

She disregards rules, and she's just plain untrustworthy.

[StandingInLeftField]

107. You miss the point

This speaks to a pattern and translates into actions of consequence.

[cherokeeprogressive]

128. If you pile every tiny Clinton indiscretion one on top of the other pretty soon you have a mountain.

[TheBlackAdder]

15. A moronic commentor wrote, "Where's the timestamp, the audio recording... nothing to see move along"

[JBoy]

154. Could be on her private server.

[bigwillq]

16. Congrats on 300 posts!

[CBGLuthier]

26. Cheating is a difficult habit to break.

[Ichingcarpenter]

29. It took Bill decades to stop his cheating

on Hil..............

[ChairmanAgnostic]

50. no, it took a heart attack, massive surgery,

a long recovery, erectile dysfunction, and a refusal from his cardiac MD to allow him to use Viagra.

Only then was he sure to stop.

Have you seen recent video of him? He looks and sounds as though Charon is waiting around the corner to lead him across the Styx, so Bill can seek Clinton Foundation donations from Hades.

[Agschmid]

70. Unrec.

[Lizzie Poppet]

28. Rules are for the proles.

Her Anointed Highness is above all that.

[VulgarPoet]

34. "If there is hope, it lies in the proles." nt

[pdsimdars]

33. What else would you expect from her?

[noamnety]

39. Haven't there been issues with her taking extra long breaks in other debates?!

I bet that's what was really going on.

[greymouse]

61. are you taking about the bathroom episode?

do you have any idea how long it takes a woman dressed like that to get her clothes arranged so she can pee? Ill give her that one.

[noamnety]

73. I read that the biggest time eater of that break

was the walk to and from the bathroom. I didn't think anything of it at the time, but now I wonder if her staff was able to walk and talk with her during that time.

Once a person has documented proof of cheating during a break, it calls into question what happened during previous breaks. That's the thing about losing your integrity - it makes people doubt your other actions as well.

[Ino]

78. She's not had that problem since...

so I don't think it was her clothes.

[NJCher]

153. the bathroom break

If you recall, was due to someone else being the bathroom. Hillary will not go to the bathroom with someone else in the room. That is why it took longer.

Craig Hulett (I'm not a fan) said she was known in the White House to have told people to not be in corridors when she walked through them. If you were there, you had to duck into an office, room off the corridor, or cross-corridor. She apparently wanted those corridors all to herself.

Not vouching for the veracity of this; just telling what I heard on a radio program.

However, the two incidents do seem to mesh. She seems to like her space.


Cher

[Hoyt]

45. She looks like she's walking well ahead of staff and not talking. But I guess Sanders' conspiracy

theorists think she should walk to the rest/dressing room by herself in a deserted cement hallway.

[Press Virginia]

48. Then why didn't Palmieri flat out deny it happened?

It should be an easy thing to say she didn't meet with her staff during a break.

[Hoyt]

82. I think he denied she conferred with staff. You think Sanders walked through a deserted service

hallway by himself? I don't.

[Press Virginia]

84. You think? Based on what

N

[SoapBox]

55. Ok then....

Ya, about a "stride" ahead.

Point was she shouldn't have been with anyone of her staff.

[Hoyt]

83. She's not conferring with staff as the photo shows. Even if she had, it's not a big

deal to anyone who isn't a conspiracy theorist. It wouldn't bother me if Clinton and Sanders were getting oxygen or IV fluids, or conferring with staff. Do you think as Prez they are ever going to make a big decision without staff?

[Press Virginia]

85. It breaks the rules if she did.

But what's one more rule broken by "her majesty", right?

[Hoyt]

136. Well the Fantasy Man has broken a few himself.

[cherokeeprogressive]

132. Look... We all know you're not big on following rules others are bound by, but

Rules are still rules.

As I said in another post; if you pile every tiny Clinton indiscretion one on top of the other, pretty soon you have a mountain.

Therein lies the problem. Pointing out rules infractions isn't tantamount to promoting conspiracy theories, but I'm guessing you already knew that.

[Hoyt]

135. So Sanders didn't violate the talk limit rules. I get Clinton did, but Sanders broke the rules too.

Heck I don't play golf, but I bet he kicks the ball out of the rough -- you probably do too if you play.

[cherokeeprogressive]

147. I don't kick the ball OUT of the rough!

I just roll it up on top of the nearest clump of grass and play it from there. Then again; I'm not playing in the most important tournament in the world... I'm just playing to see who buys the beer at the 19th Hole.

[Fairgo]

160. This is just embarassing

[ljm2002]

141. She would never be walking "by herself in a deserted cement hallway"...

...she has 24/7 SS protection and they would be with her.

Fail.

[artyteacher]

46. walking is not confering...

Confer .... To have discussions and exchange opinions...


Not walk behind....


And who besides desperate people acting like Republicans care?

[Press Virginia]

49. Then why not deny it happened?

[Ichingcarpenter]

138. The Rules said CONTACT........ THIS WAS CONTACT

Use the correct word on the agreement.

IT SAID CONTACT.......... this is CONTACT.

[SoapBox]

47. Jen says...she didn't know the photo existed.

Ms. Campaign Aide didn't deny that she was with her teams, just that they didn't know there was a picture of it.

No...More...Clintons.

[Press Virginia]

51. It's a very odd response

[rtracey]

52. hmmm

looks like shes running to the bathroom, and looks like she is not conversing or even on the same walking plain as anyone else.... maybe I'm wrong.....

[Press Virginia]

56. Palmieri's surprise over the picture speaks more than her failure to deny any meeting happened

[Peacetrain]

54. Oh please.. give me a break

If she is conferring it is by telepathy.

[Press Virginia]

57. Then why didn't Palmieri deny it instead of being surprised by the picture?

Should be easy to say it didn't happen

[Peacetrain]

62. Exactly what did she say.. Palmieri??

Did she deny conferring with the candidate.. well that picture pretty much proves it..

Did she deny walking behind the candidate?? then you got her.. because she sure as hell is walking behind Clinton quite a ways..

[Press Virginia]

65. She expressed surprise that there was a picture.

No denial. No "Hillary walked past us on her way back from the water fountain"....just "there's a picture?"

It's a little thing. A small, simple rule.

[Peacetrain]

67. Seriously this is about Clinton walking to get a drink of water??..

And her staff is trailing behind her.. seriously ..

edit to add

And someone took a picture of it, and Palmeri did not realize a picture had been taken?? seriously

[Press Virginia]

69. Why would her staff follow her to get a drink or whatever?

It's a simple rule. No meeting with staff during breaks.

If it didn't happen, why didn't Palmieri just say so?

[Peacetrain]

71. well the picture proves she was not meeting with the staff..

So I am sure they (the Clinton staffers) are happy campers someone took a picture of it now since this seems to be a meme going around

And with all the cameras that follow the candidates constantly I don't think that their staffs are probably even aware of cameras going off..

[Press Virginia]

93. Then why didn't Palmieri deny it happened rather than express surprise that there was a picture?

Seems an easy thing to deny....unless they think there might be more pictures

[Peacetrain]

98. Seriously.. because she was not aware a picture had been taken

They have cameras snapping at them 24/7.. including cell phone cameras which most of us are not aware of.. and I am sure they are so happy someone took this picture..

[Press Virginia]

100. Why would it matter if a pic had been taken? She was in it, why not just deny

HRC met with her staff?

[Peacetrain]

106. Telepathically walking in front of them ooooohhhhkkkayyy???

[Press Virginia]

112. Palmieri was there. Why not deny it happened

Easy thing to do

[cherokeeprogressive]

134. The picture "proves" no such thing.

[TheSarcastinator]

72. yes, and it was against the rules of the debate

The arrogance of Team Wall Street is simply astonishing. Hillary truly believes she cannot be held accountable.

[Peacetrain]

76. What was against the rules of the debate??

Staff trailing behind her as she went to get a drink of water?? or huddling with your staff.. you know you can't have it both ways.. she was either going for a drink and the staff followed her.. or she was conferring with them.. the picture shows they were following her.. and you know what.. staff do that.. they follow behind..

[Press Virginia]

90. If she can't meet with them why would they be following her?

It's a simple rule

[Peacetrain]

95. That is what staff do

That is what secret service does.. They trail behind the candidates.. no candidate in this part of the race..is ever ever left alone in a public place.. she is not conferring with anyone.. she is walking ahead of them.. this is kind of sad, if this is what the campaigns are devolving too..

[Press Virginia]

99. Soooo they trail behind her in case she gets lonely?

Why no denial by her people, who were dutifully, fulfilling her need to be followed

[Peacetrain]

104. what did they deny? that they did not confer with her

as she went for a drink of water.. picture proves it.. glad you put that up there because the meme could have taken off.. thank you who ever did that!! that people follow behind the candidates in public places..whew..now there is news.. that they did not know a picture had been taken.. obviously.. you want her to deny she did not know a picture was taken??? okay..

[Press Virginia]

109. Palmieri didn't deny HRC met with her staff during the break. Seems an easy thing

to do, since she was there.

[Peacetrain]

116. You got her on walking behind Clinton as she goes for a drink..

You got her on that.. she did not know a picture was taken.. you got her on that.. she admitted to not knowing pictures were being taken..

[Press Virginia]

119. A claim the woman, who was there, didn't make

Why?

[Peacetrain]

122. Why... why.. why... darned if I know..

She did not know she had a picture taken of her and the staff and the SS trailing behind the candidate as she went to get a drink.. again.. its that telepathy thingy..

Gotta go Press.. have a good one.. wish I could hang around longer but real life calls me out.. have to buy some groceries for dinner..take care kiddo

[Press Virginia]

124. Why would a picture change the story?

She either met with her staff, including Palmieri, or she didn't.

[Press Virginia]

121. Why not deny HRC met with her staff?

Palmieri was there

[ebayfool]

177. Pssst ... you are the only one that has decided she was just going for a drink.

Clinton nor her people have said that, so quit trying to ascribe an action just because you think it makes the picture innocuous.

Contact with her people. Contact is the operative word here ... not water. You are flailing here.

[liberal_at_heart]

105. I understand this is not a national security issue, but it is against the rules, she clearly

broke the rules, and if you think her staff was not instructing her during that break you are naive. She clearly got an advantage that Sanders did not get.

[Peacetrain]

113. How did she break the rules.. someone has yet to explain that!

Her staff and secret service is trailing behind her (as they do everywhere she goes) as she gets a drink of water.. now.. how are they instructing her.. the picture proves they are not... you can't have it both ways.. She is going for a drink of water with staff and SS trailing her.. of she is huddling with staff.. its either one or the other.. thank GOD for the picture I guess since it seems to be the meme of the moment..

[polly7]

164. Why would staff have to follow her for a drink of water? nt.

[grasswire]

171. besides, she has water at the podium.

She wouldn't need to walk somewhere down a hall for a drink of water.

[Marr]

115. Someone could show you a picture of Hillary Clinton firing puppies out of a cannon

and you'd say she was finding new homes for injured animals.

[Peacetrain]

117. You got pictures of her firing puppies out of a cannon.. dang

[Press Virginia]

123. The pretzels they'll twist themselves into

so they can excuse HRC's actions, is remarkable

[noamnety]

163. There's no reason for her staff to follow her

unless she needs assistance to get a drink of water or use a toilet for some odd reason.

If they're walking with her, the most obvious reason is to do the West Wing talking-while-walking thing.

On the bright side, at least Bill wasn't behind stage using a bullhorn to give her debate tips.

[Hekate]

176. They keep wanting HRC to deny doing something she didn't do so th headline can read "Hillary Denies"

It's an old and dirty tactic to put words into someone's mouth.

And as you can see, about a hundred DUers are concerned. So concerned.

[AzDar]

59. Lie, Cheat and Steal... Clinton Family Values

[salinsky]

60. The Bernie campaign does a hell of a lot of whining ...

... politics is a blood sport.

When you find yourself crying about something this trivial, you might not be cut out for it.

[noamnety]

74. If you can't explain your own issues

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without needing to cheat to get help from your staff, you might not be cut out for it.

[winter is coming]

162. Maybe it's like filming movies, where it's someone's job to track continuity. n/t

[jtuck004]

80. Speaking of trivial...

God isn't the only iron.

[Marr]

92. Yet another example right here, of how Clinton's fans tend to be authoritarians.

They respect her more for breaking rules and throwing her weight around. They actually like that sort of bullying, alpha shit.

[Trajan]

140. Welcome to DU

And now, goodbye ....

[salinsky]

145. ...

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

63. She's a MAVERICK!

The real scandal is that she talked to her staff during the break and STILL lost badly.

Oh and Trump broke the same rule? Nice company you're keeping there Hillary.

[rtracey]

66. well

Well, she lost badly hmmm, lets see who gets the nomination.....then we can say she/or he lost badly.....

[TheSarcastinator]

77. The Clinton Approach

1. Deny everything.
2. When evidence emerges, act shocked.
3. make sure your internet support team does their best to muddy the waters with as many red herrings as possible.
4. When absolutely cornered, respond by claiming it was only a minor violation and that Trump did the same thing.

Keep it up, Team Wall Street, and continue to watch your Anointed One lose the race she was "born to win".

Hubris: how does it work again???

[NCTraveler]

79. Jeff Weaver? Bwahahahaha

The same Jeff Weaver that said he didn't know the rules of the Iowa Caucus, after the Iowa Caucus.

This just keeps getting better.

And this is the same author who two days ago was talking about how there is no energy around Trump. Two days ago.

He also accused Clinton of cheating in the town hall.

Yet the Sanders campaign is the one we have confirmed is unethically campaigning. Has Weaver(I don't know the caucus rules) released his email communications with Uretsky yet?

Know your "journalist"

http://dailycaller.com/2015/04/09/liberal-politico-reporter-clinton-campaign-collapsing-completely/

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/daily-caller-didnt-realize-politico-writer-was-being-sarcastic-about-hillary/

[Arkana]

81. Why is this against the rules, out of curiosity?

It just seems like a dumb thing to forbid candidates from.

I mean, you wouldn't forbid a boxer from going back to his corner after the round was over, would you?

[Ichingcarpenter]

87. Why Even have an agreement on Rules?

And then break them

You should ask yourself that question.

[Arkana]

152. If you'd bothered to actually read what I said

instead of dropping into a Hillary v. Bernie tribal crouch, all I meant was "why is this even a rule?" Candidates should be able to talk to their staff during commercial breaks. It's a dumb rule.

If Hillary broke it, that's stupid of her, but that doesn't change the fact that the rule itself is stupid.

[Marr]

86. Exactly the same attitude that spawned her email scandal and a whole host of other

Clinton distractions.

There's a reason the Clintons get mired in so many of these things, and it isn't just a 'vast right wing conspiracy'. They both act like rules don't apply to them, and end up forcing everyone around them to provide cover.

[Mufaddal]

89. At least you can clearly see the sniper fire in it

[Scalded Nun]

94. If someone, somewhere, sometime did this

Then it means I can do it too!

Just wait until that mantra of entitlement sits in the oval office.

[Gary 50]

97. Rules, like taxes, are for little people, not the elite.

[bkkyosemite]

103. She said he's getting to me and they said it's time to use the Commie thingy

[amborin]

110. lie # 98,627

[RoccoR5955]

130. Really?

You're counting? I would have thought that there were a lot more!

[Cleita]

111. Aren't the debate rules made by the debate hosts? They aren't legally binding so maybe she feels

she doesn't have to comply. But what it does point to is her arrogance. She doesn't need to follow rules that she has agreed to. That's for the little people.

[Faux pas]

114. Oh snap! And

Beating us by cheating us, old honest hrc.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

120. Rules are for others.

[Arugula Latte]

126. More sleaze and lies from the Clinton camp ... how surprising.

[Broward]

127. She needed all the extra help she could get.

She was getting her ass handed to her.

[RoccoR5955]

129. Why can't people just shut up and eat their freakin' cake?

Don't mess with the Queen on her pre-ordaination tour. After all, she IS the Queen, and no rules apply to her.

[zentrum]

131. K&R

[NurseJackie]

137. Funny!

[randome]

139. Obviously Clinton was sending Morse Code signals with her gait.

And receiving them at the same time. It's so freaking obvious!
[hr][font color="blue"][center]"The whole world is a circus if you know how to look at it."
Tony Randall, 7 Faces of Dr. Lao (1964)[/center][/font][hr]

[NurseJackie]

144. She's amazing! So talented! She can do ANYTHING!!

[arcane1]

142. Surely nobody expected actual *honesty* from Clinton, did they?

I sure didn't!

[RufusTFirefly]

146. But, but Donald Trump did it, too!

As soon as Trump agrees to stop breaking the rules, Hillary will too!

[riversedge]

149. Mediaite said that. --who I

believe loves to start false controversial issues. yes, i see your sarcasm.

[mac56]

150. It depends on what the definition of "is" is.

[Scootaloo]

151. Oh look. All her supporters are telling us why the rules don't apply to her

Same people who go into an apoplectic rage when Sanders makes a gesture to the moderators.

[Ivan Kaputski]

172. ^ this ^

[Cheese Sandwich]

155. Cheater

[Vinca]

156. Hillary's not much for playing by the rules, thus the email scandal.

[d_legendary1]

158. But her predecessors did so its okay for her

to blow off the rules since presidents can do anything...except have marital affairs it seems.

[mariawr]

159. But of course. Kicked.

[The Midway Rebel]

167. Wow. Cheated. Called him a commie who supports death squads, Minute Man, pal of the Koch Bros.

And still managed to get her clock cleaned during the debate.

[silenttigersong]

168. Oh my

[Ivan Kaputski]

173. K & R

[Hekate]

175. Was she on her way to the Ladies Room? We all know how terribly concerning it was a few debates ago

...that she might have a bodily function to take care of during the commercial break.

Very very concerning. I feel your concern.

[Jarqui]

178. Clinton staff "we did not have meeting relations with that woman"

Clinton Campaign motto: "Another day, another dirty trick or deception."

David Brock piece later today "Clinton privacy invaded during debate!!! (we've got photos of poor Hillary trying to get away)"

Can you imagine what the media on her running the White House is going to be like with stunts like this? The credibility of the video of her remarks to the press won't be worth the fraction of a penny of disk space it's stored on ... except to comedy shows ridiculing her.

[George II]

179. Does Weaver or anyone know who any of those people are?