Back at YaThe candidates have taken over the debate. Wolf Blitzer asked another raise-your-hand question and all the candidates shouted back at him, demanding to know the conditions around the question. The situation was kind of reminiscent of what reporters do to a politician at a presser. Clinton finally said: “We’re not going to engage in these hypotheticals.” And another candidate said off camera (but not off audio): “I don’t want to raise hands anymore.” 1 Comments |
Experts: Energy & Environment
Should We Start Swapping Coal For Gas?Latest response: David ParkerNovember 06, 2009 2:16 pmExperts: National Security
Chi-America: Is This The New Global Order?Latest response: Paul SullivanNovember 06, 2009 11:00 amExperts: Transportation
How Can We Promote Greater Awareness Of Transportation Safety?Latest response: Robert L. DarbelnetNovember 06, 2009 3:48 pm   
Amy Walter, Editor-in-Chief 
On Call editors reserve the right to delete inappropriate comments. The Hotline, National Journal Group, Inc. and Atlantic Media Company are not responsible for the content of the comments that remain. |
The candidate that said "I don’t want to raise hands anymore" was Obama, according to CNN's "The Ticker" blog.