[Biggirl]

"A night the Democratic Party should be ashamed of."

[Liz]

In the long shots, Hillary looked rather insignificant.... a shrunken midget
up against her tall opponents. Reminded me of the ill-fated Dukakis.

[Jacob Kell]

If they won’t be ashamed of Ted and Chappaqudick, or Bill and Juanita Brodderick, they won’t be ashamed of anything.

[Helicondelta]

[PGalt]

Donkey Kong

[ScottinVA]

Much as I despise the b!tch, Hillary came across far more prepared and ready to duke it out than the other four. The eventual GOP nominee had better be on his/her best game when they debate against her in the general.

[boycott]

Imagine Hillary at the time saying, “Let’s forget Watergate

[Tax-chick]

It was the venomous entitlement of a parasite who believes that those who work should support ‘leftectuals’ like him and Karl Marx while they draw up plans for a post-economic economy.

Nailed it!

[GreenHornet]

Looking at it strictly from the perspective of the Democrat base, I'd say that Bernie won, Hillary was a close second, and O'Malley may have picked up a few points. I see no point in Webb or Chaffe staying in the race after last night. Chaffe reminded me of Lawrence Welk, and Webb reminded me of Ted Baxter.

My preference on the Republican side is Ted Cruz. I think he'll wipe the floor up with any of the people who were on the stage last night.

[Brooklyn Attitude]

“A night the Democratic Party should be ashamed of.”

The Demoronic Party is incapable of shame.

[Republicanprofessor]

Here’s the debate I want to see, before the primaries: Bernie and Hillary, in conjunction with Trump, Fiorina, Carson, Cruz and maybe Rubio or Jeb. Why not really test different ideas against the opposite ideas now, the sooner the better?

[fatima]

I watched the debate.Hillary look strong health wise.That’s the only reason I tuned in.

[SERKIT]

I thought Barry said not to go to Las Vegas.

[353FMG]

Democrats and Shame — oxymoronic.