Well, you'd have to read the whole transcript and actually, I thought it was slightly patronizing, not so much the words but the tone or the way he said it
Heres the transcript of that portion:
CLINTON: Well — well, I’ll tell you something else that Senator Sanders was against. He was against the auto bailout. In January of 2009, President-Elect Obama asked everybody in the Congress to vote for the bailout.
The money was there, and had to be released in order to save the American auto industry and four million jobs, and to begin the restructuring. We had the best year that the auto industry has had in a long time. I voted to save the auto industry.
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He voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry. I think that is a pretty big difference.
SANDERS: Well, I — If you are talking about the Wall Street bailout, where some of your friends destroyed this economy...
CLINTON: You know...
SANDERS: ... through — excuse me, I’m talking.
COOPER: Let him (ph) (inaudible).
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(CROSSTALK)
CLINTON: If you’re gonna talk, tell the whole story, Senator Sanders.
SANDERS: Let me tell my story. You tell yours.
CLINTON: I will.
SANDERS: Your story is for — voting for every disastrous trade agreement, and voting for corporate America. Did I vote against the Wall Street bailout?
When billionaires on Wall Street destroyed this economy, they went to Congress and they said, “please, we’ll be good boys, bail us out.” You know what I said? I said, “let the billionaires themselves bail out Wall Street.” It shouldn’t be the middle class of this country.
I didn't watch the debate, but am I to understand that she tried talking over Sanders, he told her "Excuse me, I'm talking", and now her camp is claiming that it's sexism?
It does disturb me how the Shillary campaign sounds, too often of late, similar to Social Justice Warriors.
Godwins Law, you lose.
How even is that godwinning?