this time of year!

like.. "he use to prosecute tax evaders now he says on fox that Donald is smart to not pay his taxes.

Booom! I think it made guiliani livid.

For as much material as she had, they could have cut a few.

But, nothing like the line Trump had crossed.

Does anyone remember the Fox "Half Hour News Hour" or whatever it was called, which was supposed to be a "right wing" news comedy show, and how painfully it flopped?

There is a segment of the population that doesn't "get" or "do" humor.

For example, on the "Muslim ban" thing, there were actually Trumpsters on twitter who believed she was "finally" making an admission, instead of mocking both the "Muslim ban" and the "Obama is a Muslim" thing.

I think when Trump started with "Hillary Clinton is so corrupt", that the expectation was for the audience response "How corrupt is she?" But even if one could conceivably pull that off with that crowd, the delivery would have to be a lot "goofier" as in, "I'm trying to do a Rodney Dangerfield here", but still it wasn't going to work given the seriousness with which he regularly makes bizarre accusations.

Let's face it: Trump deserved every insult delivered to him. And more.
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the core of the Trump problem--his complete disregard for freedom, enlightenment, and welcome. And it was funny. The audience agreed.

That said, the harshest line to Trump himself may just have been, "“I’m curious to hear what a billionaire (Michael Bloomberg) has to say.” Pointedly suggesting Trump is not one.

The whole was too mean for my taste, and I'm sure hers too, but Hillary still has a job to do and the stakes are enormous. A senate majority is not in the bag, and a house majority is within reach IF we can get it. And Trump still technically has a chance to be elected, such as after a serious terrorist strike. So, she pokes and hopes to push him into another devastatingly revealing rage while she can.

He deserved every second of that Statue of Liberty one. I thought that was great.

Well, looks as though he had a fresh coat of shellac applied after the debate. Back to his bilious orange color. One shot of Maleria sitting beside him made her look like a bird of prey, she looked like a hawk!!

Most of her stuff was really good, but yes, she should have cut a couple. the two you mention and the 'performance enhancing' one.

Donald got off a couple at the beginning that were pretty good. The one about Michele giving a speech and then Melania giving 'the exact same speech' was one of his best. Even the one about Hillary bumping into him and saying 'Pardon me' would have been a really good line if he had left it right there and not added the line about 'after he was in office'. But, of course, part of Donald's shtick is to start well then go off the rails.

segment of population that doesn't do or get humor, do they read? They die sooner, so live without sunshine. OK by me.

About the Statue of Liberty Joke.

Does the punchline mean he sees a woman in a size 4? If so, that's pretty funny.

Otherwise, it flew over my head...

movie.

on a scale of 1 - 10. Many if not most women feel this is demeaning, casting them as sexual objects while dismissing the attributes of a whole multidimensional person.

especially the "Wait, wut?" look on Ghouliani's face. Totally went over his head.

I'd take a pic of a tube of the hemorrhoid stuff and make it:

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was the "stained glass ceiling"

I laughed at some of these until my sides ached.

I was thinking she would say something when she got to the podium like, "I was worried about following Donald, but I'm not now."

Not sure if she was happy about it

She appeared to be clueless most of the evening. Sad, really.

zingers where okay but never great snack food.

"Michelle Obama gives a speech, everyone loves it. Melania gives the exact same speech, people get on her case".

Unfortunately, it got lost in the pile of shit that preceded and followed it.

Although even that joke illustrated Trump's ridiculous pettiness. If he had just done that joke, everyone there would have got the context, but he had to precede it with a bunch of painfully unfunny whining about how the media is mean to him.

His line about Hilary facing the largest audience of her campaign was pretty good too (as was Hilary's about doing the speech beneath her normal rate).

That is just a basic joke with such a trite punchline, and he repeated it like people didn't get it since there wasn't any laughter. I guess he thought that was his best line. But it doesn't even make sense. The Watergate Commission (or whatever Trump called it) are presumptively the good guys investigating corruption in the executive branch. The joke only works is if Hillary was on Nixon's side, and Nixon and his cronies looked at her and went, "Whoa... I know I'm dishonest, but she takes it to another level!"

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