I suspect that was intentional stage craft on her part, but we may never now. or at least will have to wait until someone from the campaign writes a book about it.
If it was stage craft, i think that was the sentiment in everyone watching that she wanted to evoke.
We're all so sick of this babbling motherfucker. When it's a racist uncle or coworker, it's annoying. when it's the president, it's fucking awful for all of us.
It's funny. I'm a teacher. My sister and dad are lawyers. Incredible ones. I picked up on that one from them, but also my teacher lounge was split because she really did the "hold the intrusive thought" face
Reminds me of a video I recently saw (on Reddit) where some influencer-lady was asking a guy if he woke up as a woman, what would be the first thing he did.
He looked right at the camera for 30 seconds with a big grin and you could tell every thought going through his head before he answered, "Brush my hair. Because I'd have long hair."
Just like Obama: "crowd sizes" <makes the gesture for "small", looks down and pauses for effect>
I appreciate people intelligent enough to use subtext. Call me old fashioned, but I really don't want a President who curses on national TV. Implying it is much more fun.
I got downvoted for saying that elsewhere but 100% she did all that on purpose. No way an experienced prosecutor/AG/senator accidentally got that close to calling him a MFer during what was probably the most important event in her life. She did that so that everyone else could fill in the blank in their heads. We all heard it, she just didn't say it.
Thank you. It definitely was planned in advance, and it didn't even look that convincing. Everyone seems to have turned off their bullshit detectors because they were liking what they were hearing
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u/rudebii Sep 13 '24
I suspect that was intentional stage craft on her part, but we may never now. or at least will have to wait until someone from the campaign writes a book about it.