No, I don't need Hillary to smile.

[RandySF]

Being President is serious shit and I don't need warm feels to determine who is best suited for the job. I met Hillary once 24 years ago but I have no expectations of having dinner with her now. So what if she really IS grumpy, she just need to do her job.

[GWC58]

1. Well

I guess I might be, at least, a wee bit "grumpy" if falsehoods and lies were constantly being said about me. She's human, like anyone else.

[PatSeg]

2. I hate the fact

that women are expected to smile all the time, whereas their male counterparts don't seem as compelled to do so. As a woman, I can say that throughout my life, it was a consistent expectation.

Hillary really does smile a lot, a lot more than most male candidates. It is sad that women are judged like that.

[anneboleyn]

3. Trump does that constant idiotic pout to look "tough" but they criticize Hillary (and Carly)

for "not smiling." I remember that the Trumpers criticized Carly Fiorina for not "smiling" either. I personally don't want to watch a prez candidate discuss a serious topic with a big idiotic grin on his or her face. This shit is serious, and the idea that Hillary needs to smile as she is discussing Isis, etc is just ridiculous.

[uponit7771]

4. +1, from talking to reps this is a HUGE difference in this election; they want to "like" the ...

... president and dems want the president to be able to wipe their own ass's.

I agree, I don't care about having a bear with the prez... if it happens than great but I'm not hinging my vote on it and doesn't care that much if the president even knows who I am ... would love to shake Obama's hand but that's not the reason I voted for him in 2008.

[Demsrule86]

5. Has anyone ever told a man to smile...more sexist shit.

It is pretty clear why Hillary avoids the lying partisan press.