I'm a little annoyed she didn't really return fire on any of his repeated 'You've had 30 years in Washington, why haven't you done everything you wanted?' badgering, like anyone who's in politics has a magic wand that ignores your opposition. Most viewers with a passing knowledge of majority rule probably understand how ridiculous his sentiment was, but don't take that understanding for granted and make it crystal clear for everyone. She could have done with a good "Donald, do you even know how passing policy in Washington works? Do you not understand that we have to fight past partisan lines to make any movement on anything, and that one side has repeatedly refused to play ball?" to swat it down, illustrate the problem clearly, and place the blame with obstructionist Republicans where it belongs.
Also I'm repeatedly at a loss as to why she hasn't picked up the near-as-damn 'Yeah, I've stiffed my workers on payment, so what?' thread Trump dropped in the first debate and tugged at it mercilessly. That could have been "You didn't pay for that" on steroids with the blue-collar and small business set this campaign; Some working class Americans might not see what the big deal is about misogyny, they might brush aside casual racism, they don't understand the finer points of international diplomacy, but a boss promising you a paycheck and then leaving you in the lurch when payday comes? That's something anyone who's ever worked should be able to see the villainy in and condemn. Whyyyyy isn't Hillary's campaign going after testimonials from businesses who Trump has screwed over on the bill? They're out there, they're more common than women he's groped, and they're likely to draw more universal empathy. Parade them out relentlessly!
amazing