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Cheney won't make Lazio's agressive mistake

But think about it. Was it even a mistake? The man walked over and put a piece of paper on her podium, and pointed to it. So what? Why was it news?

Because her debate performance was lame. And the media was looking for an excuse not to report it. My two cents...

But think about it. Was it even a mistake? The man walked over and put a piece of paper on her podium, and pointed to it.

I don't have to think about it. I stood and applauded as I watched it.

But the media turned Hillary's deer in the headlights paralysis into victimhood.

Lazio never recovered.

"Was it even a mistake? The man walked over and put a piece of paper on her podium, and pointed to it. So what? Why was it news?
Because her debate performance was lame. And the media was looking for an excuse not to report it."

Precisely. It was turned into a mistake by a press that needed SOMETHING, because she was less than interesting in that debate. Hillary's problem, in addition to being viciously ambitious but not very bright, is that SHE CAN'T REALLY SAY WHAT SHE THINKS ON ANY GIVEN SUBJECT. If she did, she would constantly utter things like "we're going to take things away from you for the common good" -- and even Jane and Joe Suburb might awake from their long analytical sleep to a moment of clarity.

So she has to constantly think on two tracks -- one is what she thinks, the other is how to dress it up. This produces the glazed look in the eyes and the "uh, uh, uh" of the lawyer trying to find just the right word to scam the judge.