hillary vs trump: reaction to hecklers on video

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Saturday September 17, 2016 · 8:58 AM PDT

2016/09/17 · 08:58

As I vote from abroad, and am not flush with cash, I was looking for ways to spread the word to support Hillary. I was searching for the recent side-by-side comparison of Hillary’s reaction vs Trump’s reaction to hecklers. I remember a very short version of it, suitable for Twitter and quite compelling. When I searched for Hillary — video: hillary trump hecklers secret service — no video of Trump came up — only lying reactions to Hillary, some of which you see in the screenshot.

So then I searched for Trump, and still came up with more lying reactions to Hillary.

I think this is not a good thing, because in reality, Hillary showed great courage and calm, and the bloated orange spidertoad lost his shit.

Of course, I’m sure there are exact search terms that would yield better results. but I bet regular Americans don’t know what those are.

So, my first question is: does anyone have a link to that video, the Twitter version?

Then, I made a poll (below) to see if folks feel that action is warranted.

It’s actually after midnight for me, gotta work tomorrow so I need to sleep, but I will check in in the morning to respond to comments, if any.

onward!

Poll

18 votes Show Results

should we try to address the search balance in this instance?

18 votes Vote Now!

should we try to address the search balance in this instance?

Yes

15 votes

2 votes

doesn't matter

1 vote

not sure

0 votes

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Terri

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Friday February 28, 2014 · 5:20 PM PST

2014/02/28 · 17:20

I thought the community would want to know about this report, from the MacObserver:

Terri

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Thursday December 19, 2013 · 8:04 AM PST

2013/12/19 · 08:04

I used to be much more 'into' politics than I am now. Although I lurk and learn a lot at DK and have been here for quite a while, because I'm more of a supporter of President Obama than many here, I lost the motivation to participate.

When it comes to deep, intricate details of legislation, horse races, etc, I'm more of a regular person (of course, this is an assumption) in that politics doesn't consume a lot of my mindshare any more (although I do listen to Kagro in the morning show and the Professional Left with some regularity).

But technology is another story, a story I'm immersed in by choice. Walk with me past the orange fleur-de-lis to read an excerpt from a succinct story by a popular tech writer I respect. His experience with Obamacare made me smile.

Terri

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Tuesday November 06, 2012 · 6:56 AM PST

2012/11/06 · 06:56

republishing from Oct. 27: since Twitter has proven to reach into lots of communities, if you think it will help, please retweet.

Hiya Kossacks:

I'm watching the election with bated breath, of course: voted weeks ago from here in Tokyo. Will be doing weekend GOTV calls right up till the final day, which I took off (we're a day ahead of you guys here).

re: voter protection: you know the Republicans will try to do even more damage than they already have. And the following two posts had lots of really helpful information for combating voter intimidation. But it was a bit hard to share all that info via social media, so I've made a series of tweets to copy and paste.

many thanks to Kossacks:
SalCanz: http://www.dailykos.com/.... and poe's comment in that thread

and

Steven D: http://www.dailykos.com/....

follow me below the orange kanji:

Terri

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Saturday October 27, 2012 · 5:49 AM PDT

2012/10/27 · 05:49

republishing from Oct. 27: hopefully it will be helpful as we get closer to election day:

Hiya Kossacks:

many thanks to Kossacks:
SalCanz: http://www.dailykos.com/... and poe's comment in that thread

and

Steven D: http://www.dailykos.com/...

follow me below the orange kanji:

Poll

7 votes Show Results

will you spread the word?

7 votes Vote Now!

will you spread the word?

yes, I'll tweet it

3 votes

yes, I'll post on Facebook

1 vote

yes, I'll do both

1 vote

no, I don't like social media

0 votes

no, but I'll print a handout for my local polling place

0 votes

I'll spread the word some other way

2 votes

a soulful paean from Dems around the globe: Bridges for Obama

Terri

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Wednesday September 05, 2012 · 10:54 PM PDT

2012/09/05 · 22:54

now that the Big Dog (may he live long and prosper) has indelibly made the case for all the positive change from President Obama and his administration, it's time to bring back Garrison Davis' beautiful World of Friends song. I did the slideshow based on the amazing Bridges for Obama grassroots initiative: look at all those Americans in all those countries!!

Terri

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Sunday July 29, 2012 · 9:33 PM PDT

2012/07/29 · 21:33

I posted that wonderful video of the First Lady getting hugs from the basketball team at the Olympics http://politicalwire.com/...
on Facebook, and my friend Mike Plugh shared this lovely, powerful video about Michelle made by a his high school friend Ben.

I thought it was really well done. It brought me a welcome smile and a little lightening of a heart that's very heavy over the long insanity of American culture.

We're better than that, and Michelle (and Barack) prove it.

as do these guys...
their info is under the orange flourish...

Terri

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Thursday March 17, 2011 · 1:21 AM PDT

2011/03/17 · 01:21

I'm sitting on the 26th floor of a friend's place in Tokyo, dogsitting, watching the news, trying to gain some calm.

I'm looking at lots of both community and official news, I'll share links in English that may help to round things out for Kossack readers:

PrayforJapan: English translations of Japanese tweets about the crisis. I'm agnostic, so it's not the prayer I'm into, it's the chance to read what my fellow citizens are saying. here's a sample:

"walked for 4 hours just to get home. Everyone was walking home silently, diligently. People working at the shops were doing their job. The Internet managed to hold, despite of the enormous overflow. Emergency shelters were opened and trains were quickly restored and ran all night. What a tough county. It doesn't matter what GDP we have."

and another:

"So busy traffic. Only one car can go across the traffic light per one blue light, but I was moved to see people drive gently with giving their way. Some intersecions has been completly stopped for more than 5 min., but I've neber heard any horn sounds except the sounds said "Thank you" for 10 hours. I was sceard, but also I've had warming time, and came to like Japan more."

and another:

Terri

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Wednesday March 16, 2011 · 8:36 AM PDT

2011/03/16 · 08:36

I'm a member of an amazing group of techies, engineers, chefs, sewing/knitting/felting, writers, sensor geeks, and so on, located in Shiroganedai, Tokyo. We're hackers in that we 'hack', change, re-configure, make, construct, research, and mod lots of stuff: from food to window farms, from sensors to wild-boar and monkey repelling tech and on and on...everyone has other jobs but working together on cool stuff is our passion.

The group has come up with a number of tech-oriented projects to help our neighbors in Tohoku.

I am the least hackerish person in the group, but I am a Kossack from way back, and I know that this community will want to do positive stuff, rather than just dwelling on the tragedies and difficulties we find ourselves in here in Japan.

follow me below the fold for a description of what the THS folks have come up with....

Terri

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Tuesday March 15, 2011 · 4:02 AM PDT

2011/03/15 · 04:02

it's kinda boring at the moment: we thought we were going to have someone come talk with us about the situation (not official). but, understandably, he's not here, and so a few of us are going to make Tohoku Kimono lanterns.

if you're interested, here's the link: http://www.ustream.tv/...

Terri

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Saturday March 12, 2011 · 5:16 AM PST

2011/03/12 · 05:16

aftershocks are still coming, but I am going to go out soon and get some fresh air, in utterly irrelevant defiance. meantime I thought it might be a good idea to post some links for folks who are in Japan and who have family and friends here:

US Embassy Message an excerpt:

For those who are in Japan and wish to inform of us of your condition, please send an e-mail to JapanEmergencyUSC@state.gov
In your e-mail please provide the information requested below. Please also in your e-mail please state that we may your release information to people who may contact us regarding your welfare.

Full Name
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
As much information as possible regarding your physical location (address, hotel name, etc.) and contact information (home phone, cell phone, email address, etc.) within Japan.
Please also send us any other information you feel is important for us to know, such as any pre-existing medical conditions, or whether you or your loved one is either elderly or a child in Japan without his/her parent(s).
The Department of Defense instructs that family members of Department of Defense personnel may contact 1-800-342-9647 for more specific information.

While we understand that there have been disruptions in communications in Japan, including the interruption of internet and mobile telephone service, we encourage you to continue your efforts to be in contact with your loved one(s) using SMS texting and other social media (e.g., FaceBook, My Space, Twitter, etc) that your loved one(s) may use

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helpful pic: Beck vs Real Heroes

Terri

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Monday January 10, 2011 · 3:37 PM PST

2011/01/10 · 15:37

seeing the foul picture of Glen Beck, I was moved to make this graphic.

I wonder if a DailyKos showing of 'Eyes on the Prize' online and perhaps on one of the prominent internet tv outlets could be a rallying point for more sane conversation about what's going on, again, in our country.

I brought up the idea last year, but we were too focused on the midterms to deal with the idea, and reasonably so.

Poll

17 votes Show Results

If you think it's a good idea to create a shared experience, what do you think will work?

17 votes Vote Now!

If you think it's a good idea to create a shared experience, what do you think will work?

a film

5 votes

a concert

0 votes

a protest

2 votes

all of the above

9 votes

something else (please note in comments)

1 vote

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