Anyone else see the CLINTONS nodding in agreement during the speech?

[leftyandproud]

I just watched the replay on C-span and they cut to Bill and Hillary several times during the speech...They were listening attentively, and it even showed them nodding and beginning to clap after a few of the most "neo-con"-ish parts of the speech. I'm sure our senators did too. I was very disappointed.

[purduejake]

1. I didn't watch TV for this reason.

Neither of them will ever get my vote, anyway.

[jdots]

2. It's called digital editing

even the the gomers at cspin know how to piece together a good dog wagging.
They were probably trying to warm up thier hands.The speech was a bomb,even the most dedicated S.S. troopers were not jumping to thier feet in mass hysteria for chimpy chump.

[whirlygigspin]

3. coffee anyone?

for what it's worth, Hillary looked half asleep, I think she just nods to prove she's awake.

P.S. I didn't see Bill nodding.

[NJCher]

4. I wouldn't put it past them to edit something like that in

I find it hard to believe that the Clintons would nod in agreement to anything chimpy says. And as far as Hillary nodding off, there was a pic posted here earlier of bush's daughter standing right behind her simpleton daddy--she was yawning her head off.


Cher

[Az]

6. Actually its called diplomatic reserve

A good politician does not snap to judgement about a speech until they have time to consider it in its entirety. You park you emotional displays and lend you attention in a positive way. Later you may decide to make an issue of the speech or you may choose not to. It depends on what you believe can be gained from the attention or lost.

[kuozzman]

5. The daily show showed a clip, but there was music being played

that they were "nodding" with. I didn't see the whole speech though?

[theresistance]

7. God I hope not...

I can't believe that even a single person on earth could accept anything that came out of the word hole on Chimpenstein's stupid face...

[Ms Chicklet]

8. Maybe the nods weren't in agreement

More like, "Yep, we knew this guy was a tool. Wonder how many people are finally seeing it?"

[newyawker99]

9. Hi Ms Chicklet!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[kybob]

10. perhaps,

some one was holding a gun at their backs.

[el_gato]

11. people need to stop worshipping the sell-out Clintons

[spanone]

12. Stone, Cold Politicians. They admire bush* for getting re-elected.

These folks are a clan unto themselves. The game of politics supercedes any ideology these people may disagree on.

[leftyandproud]

15. I was thinking the same thing

Once they get in office, all ideals go out the window...Any posturing they do is just for show...to get re-elected. It's all about power to the bastards in washington, on both sides of the aisle.

[DrGonzoLives]

13. Yeah it would have been better

for him to scowl and get pissed off and angry on camera, so we could hear about that for the next three weeks :eyes:

[theboss]

14. The arm-chair psychology is getting a little bizarre here

But I'm curious what the correct response would have been? Maybe Bill could have stood up and screamed "Bullshit!" halfway through and threw and egg at W.

[SOS]

16. John Edwards

had the good sense to stay home.
Meanwhile Hillary was grooving to a rendition of Ashcroft's "Let the Eagle Soar".
:puke:

[SmokingJacket]

17. I MISS the Clinton years!

They were good ones! Flawed guy, perhaps, but oh what I wouldn't do to have him in office again.

I ain't about to string the fellow up for NODDING, for cripes sake!!!

Why are you so eager to crucify the one decent president we've had in my lifetime??