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Can’t disagree with you, Phil. But she did cackle extra hard at a few points, and was clearly unnerved by Obama’s remarks on her shifting positions on illegals and driver’s licenses. Problem is, he wasn’t skilled enough to make sharper points. On issue after pointless issue, she was more articulate. Plus the Hollywood crowd seemed more in her corner. Except maybe Rob Reiner, who appeared clearly depressed.
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