ClaireTalon
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Is it just me or is there anyone else out there completely disgusted by the totally fake totally insincere and downright creepy smiles each of the most recent candidates running has on their face while they are sitting or standing at a debate and someone else at the debate is openly criticizing them? What political strategist convinced them that this was the best way to handle such a situation? The only one who doesn't do it is Obama (and maybe Huckabee? I don't remember), who instead looks pensive and thoughtful as if he's formulating a response. He's the only one that looks human, as opposed to Clinton, McCain, Romney, Giuliani et al. who all have that same hideous dead-eyed stepford-wife grin from ear to ear even though you can tell they're thinking of ways to kill whomever it is talking smack about them.
I doubt you would want to see any of them when they're human and snap at their secretaries over a misplaced file, slam their fist on the desk over a bad headline, growl at their wives/husbands or generally ram it to anyone who comes along at an awkward moment. Not to mention the possibly very awkward domestic situation at the Clintons'. Hey Hillary, what's it like if you only keep your marriage existing for power calculating reasons?
I suppose they all do also remember a bad TV moment of good ol' Dick Nixon, who lost a fair share of voters to Kennedy after showing up at a TV duel looking and acting like a violent felon on probation. TV audience doesn't like the so human misbehaving.