Then, the always confident senator, couldn't help but offer himself some more praise: "It's true. I give a good speech. What can I do? Nothing wrong with that," he said.

1.  Patronizing
   
2.  Condescending
   
3.  Flippant

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He can't say it's about being 'down' in the polls, not when he blames it on her feelings.

I wish she could confront him directly on this in one of the debates, that there is this disconnect about his being relentlessly positive while portraying her so dismissively as part of the past, where a polarizing woman who lashes out when she's feeling down, periodically, whose husband's administration should be compared with Richard Nixon namely when speaking of inconsequential presidents in interviews about the party of ideas republicans.

I didn't start disliking Obama until he started this.

No one has ever spoken out against about Jesse Jackson Jr.'s remarks about "Mrs. Clinton's"
tears not being for things that matter like Katrina but just another one of those woman thangs, her appearance.  Which, of course, was not what made her choke up at all.

Obama supporters had the most ridiculous list of non-offensive things, right there with the legitimate offenses as to make them seem mentally ill.  Like Hillary said in that choke up moment, "I just don't want us to go backwards."  Like this is the same kind of "backwards" Trent Lott had in mind when he praised Strom Thurmond.  It's likely that Hillary in New Hampshire in that moment and even now believed and believes that only she can beat the Republicans , that's who she doesn't want taking us "backwards."  

If we compilled a list of the sexist thing said by surrogates, the candidate the media and on and on, I think we'd easily have a similar list in size and breath that the Obama supporters had on the wretched Clinton campaign.

Andrea Mitchell and Norah O'Donnell said far more than I ever thought they'd say, which is why I backed up my DVR and transcribed it.

Norah O'Donnell: "He said, 'I understand when she's down (emphasis hers), that she makes these kinds of attacks. It's getting a little personal."

Andrea Mitchell: "It's getting a little personal and, very frankly, you know how deeply we interpreted every comment to look for some sort of racial motivation before South Carolina. A lot of people said it was there. But, you know, when you start describing a female (emphasis hers) candidate as being "down" and "striking back." I don't know, that's a little edgy, don't you think?"

They'll come back with a "Femi-Nazi" comeback, but there's no pleasure than to see them nervously cross their legs when she shows up. :evil grin:

Sometimes with men you have to speak a language that's universally understood. For where ever there's capital B's, there's guys who were docked limping without a third leg.

Hollering at Republicans and engaging in petty partisan politics didn't help health care get done," he said. "The American people don't want to play the same games. They don't want the cheap shots. They don't want the negative ads. What they are looking for are solutions and bringing people together."

As an accountant at a decent-sized retailer in the past, mailers were a big part of our advertising budget.

Claims Obama wants to cut SS benefits and raise retirement age?!?!?!

Claims her health insurance "covers" everyone while his leaves out 15 million - and no, she does not explain that those last 15 million are covered by being forced to be covered, under penalty of law.

Claims he is using "false attack ads" when he responded to her call for debates by pointing out that they had 18 debates already.