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Hillary Clinton criticized Bernie Sanders at Thursday night's Democratic debate for being negative about President Barack Obama's record — but he got the last word.
The former secretary of state went after the Vermont senator for his previous critical comments about Obama's record, and for writing an introduction for the book "Buyer's Remorse: How Obama let Progressives Down" by Bill Press.
But Sanders hit back with a line that had Twitter buzzing.
@SenSanders "One of us ran against Barack Obama, I was not that candidate" BOOM! https://t.co/FHVSAbhWhB— Michael Irwin (@Michael Irwin) 1455249320.0
The response was swift:
Top moment on Facebook was when Bernie Sanders said this: “One of us ran against Barack Obama, I was not that candidate”— Matt Viser (@Matt Viser) 1455250596.0
#Sanders - One of us ran against Barack Obama, I was not that candidate. #WeAreBernie #FeelTheBern #Bernie2016. Did Sanders drop the mic!— Schiffon (@Schiffon) 1455249087.0
Bernie Sanders Mic drop!!!! OMG!!!!!— tattoosbyniko (@tattoosbyniko) 1455249004.0
Sanders and Clinton faced off in Milwaukee, Wisconsin ahead of the Feb. 20 Democratic caucuses in Nevada.
