Why does Hillary yell so much? (campaign, Clinton, speech, supporter)

[jfkIII]

In these campaign speeches in front of large groups, she's always yelling...like she's trying to ram her point through. It's downright ugly, IMO.

[PanapolicRiddle]

Except she doesn't actually yell more than Bernie or any other candidate. This is simply a double-standard. I'm a male, and it's obvious to me.

[mohawkx]

Originally Posted by jfkIII

In these campaign speeches in front of large groups, she's always yelling...like she's trying to ram her point through. It's downright ugly, IMO.

She's trying to get right wing, fringe, Trump supporter's, heads to explode. How's she doing?

[jburress]

Originally Posted by mohawkx

She's trying to get right wing, fringe, Trump supporter's, heads to explode. How's she doing?

Her strategy's obviously working based on the OP.

[TXNGL]

Originally Posted by PanapolicRiddle

Except she doesn't actually yell more than Bernie or any other candidate. This is simply a double-standard. I'm a male, and it's obvious to me.

Absolutely. An assertive woman is "yelling". Same was said about Palin. Clinton isn't speaking any differently from other candidates, except maybe Ben Carson.

[Horizonite]

Originally Posted by PanapolicRiddle

Except she doesn't actually yell more than Bernie or any other candidate. This is simply a double-standard. I'm a male, and it's obvious to me.

Double standard or not, she screeches like a wounded alley cat.

[bentlebee]

Clinton feels that makes her look strong...but yelling didnt do much to safe the Benghazi victims and it is not about yelling but about actions.

[pop251808]

Originally Posted by jfkIII

In these campaign speeches in front of large groups, she's always yelling...like she's trying to ram her point through. It's downright ugly, IMO.

Yes, the men in this race are all rational, well spoken gentlemen with orange hair. What is wrong with her?

[ambient]

But men, of course, never get this criticism if they raise their voices.

[tinytrump]

yep they see her as their wives-- even though she makes more sense-- they still see her as naggin