Her "style" at the Commander in Chief forum? Her "demeanor"? WHAT THE HECK

[pnwmom]

Last edited Thu Sep 8, 2016, 06:42 PM - Edit history (1)

are the commentators talking about?

Is this a guy thing? Are there any women here who reacted negatively to Hillary's "style" or "demeanor"?

Trump's boastful "style" and bragging "demeanor" make me want to throw up.

I thought Hillary did just fine.

I first heard this on TV, but I've seen it in written reports, too. For example:

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/09/clinton-and-trump-are-not-ready-to-debate-227868

NEW YORK — Less than three weeks before the first general-election debate, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton shared a stage for the first time on Wednesday night — and neither appeared ready for the brightest lights of 2016 as they flashed the very liabilities that make their backers uneasy.

Clinton wobbled on style. Trump stumbled on substance.

[apcalc]

1. They are sexist jerks ....

They can shove that and the male sexist ' likability' thing up their asses.
That are the same group as the ' smile more' and ' she is shouting' crowd.

KMA boys.

[Thinkingabout]

2. Well, since we are concerned with one's demeanor determining their ability to be

Commander-in-chief, then Trump needs to withdraw.

[MoonRiver]

3. Sexist POS!

Rump didn't smile. Rump was completely defensive. Rump blatantly lied. Rump made traitorous statements. Rump looked like shit. But it's all good, cause he's a GUY.

[The Wielding Truth]

4. I was impressed by her knowledge of all the different situations going on in the world. Very impressed

[Adrahil]

5. Halperin hates her and Obama NT

[pnwmom]

6. I've heard or read several male commentators make these comments, and he wasn't one of them.

For example:

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/09/clinton-and-trump-are-not-ready-to-debate-227868

NEW YORK — Less than three weeks before the first general-election debate, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton shared a stage for the first time on Wednesday night — and neither appeared ready for the brightest lights of 2016 as they flashed the very liabilities that make their backers uneasy.

Clinton wobbled on style. Trump stumbled on substance.