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Quixote1818

(28,947 posts)
Tue Sep 27, 2016, 06:00 PM Sep 2016

One thing I haven't seen mentioned yet. Hillary was very likable last night. Trump, not so much.


For someone who sometimes struggles to come across as a person you would "Want to have a beer with" in debates and on the campaign trail. I think Hillary most certainly seemed like someone I would want to be friends with last night. She was light, her body language was easy going and fun, great smile, great sense of humor, good tone etc. Trump seemed like someone I would avoid talking to at all costs. Scrooge on cocaine!

I think this may help her quite a bit.
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One thing I haven't seen mentioned yet. Hillary was very likable last night. Trump, not so much. (Original Post) Quixote1818 Sep 2016 OP
Would I want to have a beer with trump? unblock Sep 2016 #1
and she ENJOYED herself! A-Schwarzenegger Sep 2016 #2
Yep, she was very loose and in control. LeftRant Sep 2016 #3
She spoke to us, the audience, and presented ideas C_U_L8R Sep 2016 #4
I've been thinking the same exact thing Auggie Sep 2016 #5
"You may want to have a beer with Trump, but he'll stiff you on the check. Count on it." BobbyDrake Sep 2016 #6
She was at ease once it got rolling duncang Sep 2016 #7
thank you. she looked and sounded absolutely wonderful last night--and that smile just lit up the niyad Sep 2016 #8
I thought so too. Blue_Roses Sep 2016 #9
I'd love to have a wine night with Hill mcar Sep 2016 #10
I don't want to be friends with either one of them bigwillq Sep 2016 #11

C_U_L8R

(45,003 posts)
4. She spoke to us, the audience, and presented ideas
Tue Sep 27, 2016, 06:17 PM
Sep 2016

Trump just blathered and blamed
and didn't have a clue how to solve anything

Auggie

(31,174 posts)
5. I've been thinking the same exact thing
Tue Sep 27, 2016, 06:20 PM
Sep 2016

A Clinton campaign element that's been missing (IMO) is authenticity. She nailed it. Very believable. Very likable.

 

BobbyDrake

(2,542 posts)
6. "You may want to have a beer with Trump, but he'll stiff you on the check. Count on it."
Tue Sep 27, 2016, 06:26 PM
Sep 2016

Say that to anyone you hear saying they'd rather have a beer with Trump.

duncang

(1,907 posts)
7. She was at ease once it got rolling
Tue Sep 27, 2016, 06:31 PM
Sep 2016

And it showed. And was someone who actually cares about the U.S. not the evil arch enemy of all that is good the repub's have been pushing for years. Dipshit showed he was a dipshit.

From the Urban dictionary.
1. A despised person; a moron; an ineffectual person; one with a habit of being wrong, loudly and often.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dipshit


I really can't wait to see her in a debate when she talks about children and future generations. I think she really shines and if anyone has any doubts about her being a caring person that will change.

niyad

(113,379 posts)
8. thank you. she looked and sounded absolutely wonderful last night--and that smile just lit up the
Tue Sep 27, 2016, 07:31 PM
Sep 2016

room.

 

bigwillq

(72,790 posts)
11. I don't want to be friends with either one of them
Tue Sep 27, 2016, 08:23 PM
Sep 2016

Nor any politician for that matter.
I just want them to do their job.
I want leaders, not friends.

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