events, but the ASTA conference at Hyatt Regency Miami kicked it up a notch.

At one point, a member of the audience, Andrew Rothberg, had his Galaxy Note II smartphone taken from him by security, which removed his picture of Clinton onstage and then gave his device back in front of a Miami Herald reporter in the auditorium stands.

I get the controlled environment idea - control the conversation, control the pictures (look at what happened to John McCain in The Atlantic's photos. But to take photos away from citizens just wanting a picture leaves a bad taste in the voters' mouths. It comes across as both heavy handed and also very controlling and ultra-sensitive to potential media portrayals of her. Let's see if it happens again. I am prettyDepartment of Statistics (Bermuda)

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