The hug that will go down in history

July 29, 2016 16:25

On Tuesday night, former President Bill Clinton spent more than 40 minutes, and covered four decades, attempting to humanize his wife, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

A day later, President Obama did it in three seconds, with a hug that will go down in history.Addressing the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Obama spoke at great length about Clinton's admirable qualities, saying, among other things, that she was the most qualified presidential candidate ever.But it was the after-hug that, well, clinched it.

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