Complete waste of the next two to five minutes. Time for a bathroom break.

that poor mom was manipulated by RW assholes.

Maybe if she bled out on the floor they'd be happy.

(his daughter is working on her campaign)

Well done.

Trump? Benghazi? Maybe they are planning to do a little bit of everything? I dunno.

instead of a putrid kiddy food fight and penis competition.

Name one war or U.S. intervention since 1992 that Clinton has opposed. Heck, name one for which she did not cheerlead.

And Bernie getting testier. What an interesting dance.

I would have also groaned. Wait, I did, at home.

It sounds like a sharp crowd to me

Hillary seems much less forced than she has previously.

She's good when she lets loose like that.

I also liked that she acknowledged that shes not the natural politician that Bill or Obama are. When she does stuff like that she actually is more of one, ironically.

about Marcia Clark, what a fine line she had to walk to be "likable" and how it fucked with her head to be distracted thinking about that. Every working woman has been through that shit.

I guess that want to cram a lot in during the next 24 minutes. Damn, they are all over the place.

Why doesn't Sanders say THAT?

...regardless of income'

I love that.

THANK YOU!

It is part of his stump speech.

That was pretty rude. I like the way this thread is staying positive but I didn't care for the way she kept on going AND acted offended that he tried to take his turn.

mostly because she refuses to stop.

more? I guess not. That was a shit show. I'd rather they both get to finish their sentences, so.

This is the only debate being done in Spanish.

the others- more like they are both doing speeches instead of really engaging each other.

I think I'm getting drunk.

Who else has the guts to say that?

and that pols won't call them out - due to you know

She's losing it.

I'm still supporting Hillary for V-P.

We were trained to use the male gender by our English teachers.

getting tired of watching that red line poke Hillary in the ear, over and over?

but now that you mention it, I just wish it would be lower and go to her mouth to shut her up when she's doing one of her monologues.

I'm really enjoying the loud, enthusiastic reactions to all of the good ideas being presented here. They really seem to love Bernie, too. This is exciting!

I don't get her angles tonight.

the stuff about how he's not loyal enough to B. Clinton and Obama.

Just rip on Wall Street - revolving door is bipartisan and eternal, policy has been consistent, the disaster is self-evident.

It is really isn't pretty.

About the contrast between Clinton and Bush administrations.
She didn't address the question directly.

malos modales

I wish he would link supporting alternate energy with improving infrastructure.
Awhile back, Oregon was generating much more energy than they anticipated through wind power, so much that the old infrastructure couldn't handle it.
Need to upgrade that infrastructure to maximize use of new, clean energy.
Would lead to jobs as well.

When we come back, Clinton will roll out her red-baiting strategy.

I missed the Fox Town Hall.

He did very well.

My bad.

I thought I should look it up when I heard Hillary say Bernie opposed it, and he looked at her incredulously.

http://legal-planet.org/2016/02/26/bernie-sanders-position-on-the-clean-power-plan/

The odds of getting a carbon tax through Congress don’t seem high. But as President, Sanders would have executive authority to make changes to the currently finalized Clean Power Plan, presumably by withdrawing it, reissuing a new proposed rule, putting it through the required notice and comment period and then finalizing it in response to the comments. It’s an interesting position for Sanders to take: on the one hand, he wants to make the Clean Power Plan more ambitious. Being more ambitious on climate policy than President Obama and, presumably, than Hilary Clinton (who has said she’ll defend the Clean Power Plan), is a not surprising strategy for him (and makes clear that he ‘s not a single issue candidate). But the strategy also raises pretty starkly the dilemma raised by a strategy that elevates principle over pragmatism. Revising the Clean Power Plan would cause significant delay in its implementation simply because of the procedural requirements of notice and comment (ignoring for a moment the increased controversy it would ignite against an already controversial plan). And delay in reducing greenhouse gas emissions is problematic on at least two fronts: the longer we delay implementation, the more expensive reductions become, and delay makes it more difficult to achieve our Paris commitment to achieve 26 to 28 percent reductions in our emissions by 2025. Sanders would sacrifice these practicalities to get greater reductions in emissions over the long run. He would also probably lose the D.C. Circuit panel of judges currently hearing legal challenges to the CPP, a panel that includes at least two judges likely to accord the administration significant deference in its choice about how to regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act.

Something Sanders is unlikely to say here. Ah well.

Don't take the anti-communist bait! It's about U.S. policy - invasions, interventions, coups.

and a reason why many non-Hill fans like me aren't comfortable with him as the nominee. This was easily his worst moment of the debate.

It means nothing any more. People have been hearing the bullshit about Obama being a socialist for 8 years already. It's spent. All your anti-communist yahoos are already mobilized.

Hard to say how this plays in Florida, but his answers will win Latino votes for him outside the right-wing enclaves. Certainly in New York!

and he didn't need to. Just say countries take different paths for legitimate reasons and they shouldn't be demonized. I think he froze up because he was in South Florida trying to win a primary. He'll need to do better if he's the nominee.

It's obvious that this was coming from both Univision and Clinton. (With or without the clip from the 1980s.)

he must not be nominated.

I think Bernoe is doing really well with this crowd.

Fucking Benghazi. I thought they were going to bring up Vince Foster or the dress. UGH.

And the WAPO commentators at break just sucked.

But the crowd was great and it's great to communicate here, even with differences in views. Thanks for initiating a thread for that!

Unfortunately, we're not done in Miami. I do have some rum though.
Think I'll make do with that.

have a feel good thread. We can rally around our dislike for Univision I guess.
Thanks for making the thread awesome! Maybe see you the next (last?) debate?

I need to find something like that Roku link ahead of time to make watching easier.

The questions should have been about the U.S.-backed coup d'etats and death squads in Latin America, including Clinton's move in Honduras.

who rightfully called out the Castros for what they are. Not those who stand with them.

No surprises when you agree with her. We all just take it for granted.

not "People's Revolution" like Bernie talked about at his post-MI conference the other day.

Expand corn based ethanol (after she had voted against it 17 time in the Senate).

Proven incompetence is closer.

...disappearing for weeks before conceding to Obama and setting press conferences that she failed to attend all while holding the Democratic Party hostage. Using 911 to sell the Iraq war. Where does it
stop?

Pretty sure I could not take her in the WH!

It was US hegenomy and its hunger to put tyrants in power while ignoringhow fucking evil they were.

But I noticed how you ran from my assessment of Israel so I doubt a cogent redponse from you here either.