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Hillary Clinton mocked her Republican rivals on Twitter during Thursday night's debate
She said on Twitter at one point; 'How many more of these do we have to sit through? Asking for a friend'
She also posted a GIF of herself dancing in front of a pixelated rainbow when the candidates were asked about gay marriage
'Marriage equality is the law of the land. Deal with it,' wrote Clinton
The topic of who would be best equipped to defeat Clinton if they won the nomination received a good deal of debate time on Thursday
Clinton shared her opinion of the four men on stage Thursday, writing; 'Shouting and chest-beating are not a strategy'

Published: 00:47 EST, 4 March 2016 | Updated: 01:10 EST, 4 March 2016

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Hillary Clinton seemed to be having more fun than any of her political rivals during Thursday night's debate as she took to social media to mock the Republicans and even do a little dancing.

The Democratic front-runner was quick to mock Donald Trump, Senator Marco Rubio, Senator Ted Cruz and Governor John Kasich whenever the debate descended into bickering among the candidates, asking on Twitter at one point; 'How many more of these do we have to sit through? Asking for a friend.'

She then included a GIF that showed herself rubbing her temples during a Senate hearing.

Earlier in the evening she posted a GIF of Trump, Rubio and Cruz arguing and below that a GIF of herself bored with her head resting on her hand.

They were two of the most retweeted comments of the night.

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Shade: Hillary Clinton mocked her Republican rivals on Twitter during Thursday night's debate

Getting down: She posted a GIF of herself dancing in front of a pixelated rainbow when the candidates were asked about gay marriage

Topic: The topic of who would be best equipped to defeat Clinton if they won the nomination received a good deal of debate time on Thursday

She saved her biggest GIF however for when the conversation turned to the the topic of gay marriage during the debate.

She posted a tweet that read; 'Marriage equality is the law of the land. Deal with it,' and below that an image of herself bopping her head back and forth in front of a screen of pixelated rainbow colors.

Clinton also took aim at Rubio when he implied that she and Bernie Sanders had been 'politicizing' the lead-contaminated water crisis in Flint, Michigan, writing on twitter; 'It's not "politicizing" to say that what's happening with the poisoned water in Flint is an emergency and a moral outrage.'

She and Sanders will be in Flint on Sunday for the next Democratic debate.

Clinton also wrote at one point; 'Instead of shouting about what's wrong with America, let's make it work for everyone.'

The topic of who would be best equipped to defeat Clinton if they won the nomination received a good deal of debate time on Thursday, with all four men claiming they would be the best suited for the job.

Clinton summed up her feelings on the four men by writing; 'The more time that passes, the scarier this gets.'

She also said of the group; 'Shouting and chest-beating are not a strategy.'