[C19fan]

/src on/Insightful analysis from Stephanopolous's ABC News we have grown to appreciate./src off/So when Clinton wore red to a previous debate was she conveying the message that she is a Communist?

[Timpanagos1]

The White Dress of Surrender.

[butlerweave]

Looked like a glass of Milk of Magnesia

[MeganC]

I thought she was wearing white to imply that she’s pure, innocent, and virginal.

[BRL]

I thought it represented a clean canvas on which he followers can look forward to soiling

[Dilbert San Diego]

The not so distant past??? When suffragettes marched?? Over 100 years ago is the not so distant past???

Did anyone else besides this writer make this connection? If you have to explain the symbolism of something, did your effort at symbolism really affect anyone? Sort of like, if you tell a joke nobody gets it and you have to explain it, was it really funny?

[aMorePerfectUnion]

I think she is signaling that she’s a dike. Ellen Degenerate wears the same model...

[Fiddlstix]

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[LOC1]

Her white pant suit was about as appropriate and meaningful as a protitute in a white wedding dress.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I thought it was in honor of Robert Byrd.

:innocent blink:

[COUNTrecount]

But, but, when Melania Trump wore white they said it was a symbol of white supremacy...I’m so confused.

[mountainlion]

I prefer black and white stripes or the orange jumpsuit.

[RitaOK]

Nah, Hillary’s team were ready for the poor overhead lighting of that FOXMegyn stage.

They stuck her in the most blindly reflective color on the planet to combat the dull lighting.

TRUMP was made to appear washed out. Her hair highlights reflected the lights. For the first time, his hair did not reflect light. He appeared colorless, maybe pale.

Or else, he skipped make up, but there was a visible difference in the two cameras trained on each candidate.

[rigelkentaurus]

I thought she was wearing white to show support for the KKK.

[PGR88]

Really, I thought it represented her purity, chastity and honesty?

(barf)

[mewzilla]

Pretty rich coming from a woman who takes money from Saudi Arabia.

[Irish Queen]

It is her Nurse Ratched costume minus the cap.

[captain_dave]

If the press has to explain the significance of her choice of clothing, then it’s not at all significant. A symbolic message must resonate and be immediately understood. Again, we see another Hillary failure.

[mass55th]

Green, white and purple were the colors of the Suffragette movement...both in the U.S. and the U.K. According to the National Woman’s History Museum, green white and purple were used mostly in New York State, along with the traditional color of gold in other parts of the country.

[Flick Lives]

Clinton's Choice to Wear White at Debate Conveys Struggle of Suffragettes, Says Expert

I never knew the Colonel was down with the struggle...

[2nd Amendment]

I thought she looked like the white witch of Narnia!