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Hillary Clinton doesn't get it, great Article by Sarah Jones.

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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#1
https://newrepublic.com/article/144797/hillary-clinton-doesnt-get

In the first hundred pages of What Happened, Hillary Clinton writes that she decided to run for office during a vacation with the designer Oscar de la Renta and that when she lost she received an invitation from George W. Bush to get burgers. These bookends are an early sign that there is something amiss in this much-anticipated tell-all of the 2016 campaign, which attempts—and fails—to offer a diagnosis of how Clinton lost an election to the most unqualified and most loathed presidential candidate in modern history. These anecdotes suggest a fatal lack of awareness, an inability to see that she and her party may have grown out of touch. To the contrary, she says. She was the victim of forces beyond her control. Journalists, Russia, Bernie Sanders: These are a few of her least favorite things.

Trump is Clinton’s principal villain, which is correct and sensible. But she also casts Bernie Sanders in a major supporting role. From the book, you’d never know that Sanders diligently campaigned for Clinton or that he has since fulfilled promises to work with the Democratic Party as it struggles to rebuild itself. When she does mention Sanders, it is to attack him; she reserves about one paragraph, midway through the book, for his positive qualities. The Sanders of What Happened is a caricature who insists on “free ponies” for all and who forces her to occupy “the unenviable role of schoolmarm” by running to her left.

“What did matter, and had a lasting impact, was that Bernie’s presence in the race meant that I had less space and credibility to run the kind of progressive campaign that had helped me win Ohio and Pennsylvania in 2008,” she asserts. This is revealing revisionism. On most issues, Clinton ran to the right of Barack Obama in the 2008 campaign and presented herself as a champion of more conservative, white working class voters. She boasted of having the support of “white Americans,” and her campaign engaged in several instances of race-baiting. She ditched that strategy when trying—and ultimately failing—to reassemble the Obama coalition in 2016. In terms of appealing to progressive voters, it would appear that Clinton got in her own way as much as Sanders did.
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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#2
She treats her party’s broader left wing similarly. Clinton dedicates an entire section of the book to “Idealism and Realism.” In it, she tries to set herself up as the wise, canny politician to Sanders’s street-preaching fool, a contrast she uses to indict progressives who have clashed with her. When Black Lives Matter activists interrupt a campaign event with criticisms of her husband’s infamous 1994 crime bill, she meets with them—and concludes they just don’t understand what they’re talking about. They “didn’t want to talk about developing a policy agenda,” she complains. “One was singularly focused on getting me to accept personal responsibility for having supported policies, especially the crime bill that my husband signed in 1994, which he claimed created a culture of mass incarceration.”

That characterization, she insists, is “oversimplified beyond recognition.” She adds, “Unfortunately, the only way to pass the law was to also include measures that congressional Republicans demanded.” She makes similar excuses for her husband’s welfare reform bill, which deepened extreme poverty in the United States and perpetuated the Republican notion of an undeserving poor. “Finding the right balance between principle and pragmatism can be hard,” she explains. “Bill and I both believed that change was needed to help more people get the tools and support to transition from welfare to work, including assistance with health care and child care. But Republicans in Congress were determined to rip up the social safety net.” Don’t worry, though. The Clintons “lay awake at night, talking it over.”


She goes on. “Bernie Sanders attacked me for raising money from people who worked in finance,” she later complains. She also accuses Sanders of violating a pledge to avoid personal attacks: “Bernie routinely portrayed me as a corrupt corporatist who couldn’t be trusted.” If attacks on the political establishment’s ties to Wall Street are out of bounds, then Clinton may need to change her definition of “progressive.” This was an election conducted in the midst of a populist swell, with the country still feeling the effects of a catastrophic recession that had been caused by the insane greed of financiers. Would it be unreasonable to ask that Clinton actually reckon with Sanders’s accusations?

But Hillary Clinton must have her scapegoat. Bernie Sanders did this, Bernie Sanders did that. Above all, Bernie Sanders had the audacity to be mad about American inequality.


All of this is exacerbated by the book’s proud one percent vibe. Long before she gets to the crime bill, she informs us that her campaign once partied in the Hamptons with Jimmy Buffet because “sometimes we just needed to have fun.” (Jon Bon Jovi and Paul McCartney reportedly “danced under the stars.”) She describes her “glam squad” in detail, well before before she tries to explain how she allowed Trump to destroy the Democratic firewall in the Midwest. She doesn’t mention the unpaid prison labor that kept her and Bill “well fed and taken care of” during their time in the Arkansas governor’s mansion, but she does tell us that Anna Wintour recommended her make-up artist.
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Mark_DeRosa 2 days ago#3
I like this article
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PiOverlord 2 days ago#4
According to Nate Silver, goddess Hillary Clinton does get it, more than any of us could ever imagine.
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Veggeta X 2 days ago#5
I read all that
Don't like it? Don't watch it. It's that simple
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CruelBuffalo 2 days ago#6
Yes why didn't she mention the prison labor that was only made a big deal after the election. That was the real cause! Also why didn't she spent pages giving a glowing review of Bernie! 

Lol. The article was trash. 


Her book isn't that good so far. Only about 50 pages in. She's pretty repetitive and doesn't seem to be really talking about her faults too much. 

She also mentions in the book it was Obama that pushed her to run...so idk where this Oscar de la Rena stuff is about.
TeHaMbUrGlAr 2 days ago#7
Rich people are out of touch with realities of everyone else, what a surprise!
Balrog0 2 days ago#8
its weird, too, since she still won ohio and pennsylvania in the primary... which is all she accomplished in 2008

what an odd line
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Jabodie 2 days ago#9
What a bad candidate.

Literally lost to Trump.
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Ok, so Hillary Clinton lost to Trump because something something.

What are the excuses for Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ben Carson, and Marco Rubio?
ChromaticAngel posted...
Ok, so Hillary Clinton lost to Trump because something something.

What are the excuses for Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ben Carson, and Marco Rubio?


True...idk how anyone could fall for Trump's rhetoric
GeneralZhao 2 days ago#12
Paper_Okami 2 days ago#13
CruelBuffalo posted...
Also why didn't she spent pages giving a glowing review of Bernie!

Lol. The article was trash.


Her book isn't that good so far. Only about 50 pages in. She's pretty repetitive and doesn't seem to be really talking about her faults too much.



Intentionally misreading the article, she is blaming Bernie for her own faults, like being way too cozy with wallstreet and corporate interests, and is mad that he rightfully called her out.

And of course you bought her book, you would have.

Hillary Clinton is the democrats most 1 percenter candidate ever, and that's a large part of why she lost. She felt entitled to a presidency, and couldn't understand why so many to the left or her didn't and still don't like her.
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Yes, I like to educate myself. I have Bernie's book as well. 

Also Hillary took about as much money as Obama, yet I didn't hear Bernie trashing Obama while he was campaigning while refusing to relaxes his own taxes. Wonder why.
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What Happened or: How you all need to shut up because T'was Her Turn.
Also I love how I'm attacked for having her book and actually critiquing it from a user who has no intention of reading the source material
but relies on another person because they "are on the same team"
ChromaticAngel posted...
Ok, so Hillary Clinton lost to Trump because something something.

What are the excuses for Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ben Carson, and Marco Rubio?

Well, a part of that was the DNC having news agencies give Trump free publicity.
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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#19
CruelBuffalo posted...
Also I love how I'm attacked for having her book and actually critiquing it from a user who has no intention of reading the source material
but relies on another person because they "are on the same team"


Why would I want to give money to Hillary?
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Alucard188 2 days ago#20
ChromaticAngel posted...
Ok, so Hillary Clinton lost to Trump because something something.

What are the excuses for Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ben Carson, and Marco Rubio?


Look at that list of candidates from the right. Do you see ANY of them as better than Trump? Trump is a snake oil salesman, and most of voting America has the attention span of a guppy when it comes to politics. Trump entertained them by telling them what they wanted to hear.
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Alucard188 posted...
ChromaticAngel posted...
Ok, so Hillary Clinton lost to Trump because something something.

What are the excuses for Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ben Carson, and Marco Rubio?


Look at that list of candidates from the right. Do you see ANY of them as better than Trump? Trump is a snake oil salesman, and most of voting America has the attention span of a guppy when it comes to politics. Trump entertained them by telling them what they wanted to hear.


Literally all of them are better than Trump.

Ted Cruz being the worst of the bunch, but even he is better than Trump if only marginally.

And I didn't list Johnson / McAfee / Stein because they actually have pretty valid excuses. The system isn't rigged against Bernie, it's rigged against 3rd parties.
Paper_Okami posted...
CruelBuffalo posted...
Also I love how I'm attacked for having her book and actually critiquing it from a user who has no intention of reading the source material
but relies on another person because they "are on the same team"


Why would I want to give money to Hillary?

Go to the library.
Paper_Okami 2 days ago#23
https://twitter.com/LanaDelRaytheon/status/908032188003713025
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myztikrice 2 days ago#24
ChromaticAngel posted...
Ok, so Hillary Clinton lost to Trump because something something.

What are the excuses for Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ben Carson, and Marco Rubio?

The only people of those that had a chance were Rand Paul and Marco Rubio, I don't think the Republican party supported Rand Paul's policies and Marco Rubio sort of floundered after America had cozied up to Trumps antics
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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#25
https://twitter.com/Julie_Johnsoned/status/907749881779036160

Also this she is shameful
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Paper_Okami posted...
https://twitter.com/Julie_Johnsoned/status/907749881779036160

Also this she is shameful

Sheryl Sandberg?

Would be better if you can see in context what the statement is saying.
SpiralDrift 2 days ago#27
I think she does probably "get it" but is just writing to her still loyal fan base, which does not.
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bobbysjoby 2 days ago#28
She blames ppl like Obama and sanders. Ppl who campaigned for her harder then her down the stretch, what a joke lmao
Paper_Okami 2 days ago#29
CruelBuffalo posted...
Paper_Okami posted...
https://twitter.com/Julie_Johnsoned/status/907749881779036160

Also this she is shameful

Sheryl Sandberg?

Would be better if you can see in context what the statement is saying.


There is no context that can cover up what she was saying. She is a hypocrite who says she was subject to sexist attacks (she is right that she was, but critiques of her policies are not sexist) and then proceeds to agree with a statement that young women have no mind of their own and vote for who their husband or boyfriends tell them to. Gloria Steinem said this during the primary and was rightfully dragged for it. And known War criminal Madeline Albright called out women who didn't stand with Hillary.
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Antifar 2 days ago#30
CruelBuffalo posted...
Also Hillary took about as much money as Obama,

Related: Obama's Justice Department never prosecuted the massive financial crimes that took place during the crisis. And plenty of people criticized Obama when he went right back to the speaking circuit post-presidency.
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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#31
Antifar posted...
CruelBuffalo posted...
Also Hillary took about as much money as Obama,

Related: Obama's Justice Department never prosecuted the massive financial crimes that took place during the crisis. And plenty of people criticized Obama when he went right back to the speaking circuit post-presidency.


There is a very interesting book on that, that I have yet to read called The Chickens*** Club.
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Antifar 2 days ago#32
Paper_Okami posted...
Antifar posted...
CruelBuffalo posted...
Also Hillary took about as much money as Obama,

Related: Obama's Justice Department never prosecuted the massive financial crimes that took place during the crisis. And plenty of people criticized Obama when he went right back to the speaking circuit post-presidency.


There is a very interesting book on that, that I have yet to read called The Chickens*** Club.

Heard good things about that. Charles Ferguson's Predator Nation is also good.
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Antifar 2 days ago#33
FrisbeeDude  attack always2 days ago#34
Are Bernie sanders, the campaign he ran or his supporters allowed to be criticized in any way, by anyone? Ever? I'm honestly curious
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Antifar 2 days ago#35
FrisbeeDude posted...
Are Bernie sanders, the campaign he ran or his supporters allowed to be criticized in any way, by anyone? Ever? I'm honestly curious

There are legitimate criticisms to be made of Sanders' campaign; but these specific ones about him being some sort of spoiler, unfairly maligning Clinton, are wrong.
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FrisbeeDude  attack always2 days ago#36
Also, lol at white liberal journalists taking any route they can to avoid addressing the overt racism that led to trumps election...but that might mean calling out that racist aunt or grandfather at the thanksgiving table and they can't have that. Much easier to attack Hilary for having the audacity to write a book and sell it
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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#37
FrisbeeDude posted...
Are Bernie sanders, the campaign he ran or his supporters allowed to be criticized in any way, by anyone? Ever? I'm honestly curious


Yes, but not by BS mischaracterizations of his policies.

She literally compares Healthcare for all in that book, to everybody getting a f***ing pony. Yeah, because people need ponies to live.

Most critiques of Sanders have to with it being "unrealistic" just calls to stay with the status quo and for incremental change, because people haven't suffered enough.
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FrisbeeDude  attack always2 days ago#38
Antifar posted...
FrisbeeDude posted...
Are Bernie sanders, the campaign he ran or his supporters allowed to be criticized in any way, by anyone? Ever? I'm honestly curious

There are legitimate criticisms to be made of Sanders' campaign; but these specific ones about him being some sort of spoiler, unfairly maligning Clinton, are wrong.


What legit criticisms are those?
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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#39
FrisbeeDude posted...
Also, lol at white liberal journalists taking any route they can to avoid addressing the overt racism that led to trumps election...but that might mean calling out that racist aunt or grandfather at the thanksgiving table and they can't have that. Much easier to attack Hilary for having the audacity to write a book and sell it


There have been MANY left journalists who have indeed said racism played a part in the election of Trump, but it certainly wasn't the whole part. Trump won several states that Obama won in both elections, which is telling in and of itself.

in the article itself:

She correctly notes that well-funded right-wing actors have spent years weakening American democracy, and that a racist backlash to Barack Obama%u2019s presidency dogged her campaign and strengthened Donald Trump.

Also Hillary's campaign subjected OBama to many attacks with underlying racism in the 2008 Primary.
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Antifar 2 days ago#40
FrisbeeDude posted...
What legit criticisms are those?

- His campaign did a very poor job of getting its message across to black people. Supporters who talked about them "not voting in their best interests" did not help matters. 
- Relatedly, he wrote off the southern states in the primaries, and sufffered huge defeats that maybe could have been minimized
- He took too long to develop a coherent foreign policy message, and allowed that area to be framed in terms of Clinton's expertise and experience. Even now, he could stand to be more anti-imperialist in his foreign policy

To name a few.
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FrisbeeDude  attack always2 days ago#41
Things I've seen sanders be above reproach to:

His overall campaign philosophy
The political practicality of his campaign goals
His age 
His appeal to minority voters
His similarity in voting record to Clinton
His actual wealth
The sometimes hostile nature of his supporters
His descion to run as a democratic despite not officially one
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FrisbeeDude  attack always2 days ago#42
His campaign did a very poor job of getting its message across to black people.

I've posted topics here and on 261 talking how minorities within sanders own campaign party complained about his lackluster strategy to courting minority support, only to be rebuffed with old civil right photos and "Goldwater girl" jokes

Supporters who talked about them "not voting in their best interests" did not help matters.

Again, ask any sanders supporter about this and they'll claim the DNC brought it on themselves 

Relatedly, he wrote off the southern states in the primaries, and sufffered huge defeats that maybe could have been minimized

"Low information Hilary supporters."


- He took too long to develop a coherent foreign policy message, and allowed that area to be framed in terms of Clinton's expertise and experience. Even now, he could stand to be more anti-imperialist in his foreign policy

This I agree with
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Balrog0 2 days ago#43
Antifar posted...
There are legitimate criticisms to be made of Sanders' campaign


he should have used his money more wisely instead of sitting on it imo
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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#44
FrisbeeDude posted...
His overall campaign philosophy
The political practicality of his campaign goals
His age
His appeal to minority voters
His similarity in voting record to Clinton
His actual wealth
The sometimes hostile nature of his supporters
His descion to run as a democratic despite not officially one


What is wrong with his campaign philosophy ?
What he wants are a given in pretty much every civilized country
Only three or 4 years older than Clinton
Nobody is saying he did enough to court minority voters, but as of now his poll ratings with POC are extremely high and he did the best among young people of all races, genders, etc. 
The small differences in the voting record are actually huge disparities between the two
Clinton has SIGNIFICANTLY more wealth than he does,
Bernie is not the only one who has had problematic supporters, Hillary supporters have constantly attacked Bernie supporters particularly female ones I can give plenty of examples of this.

Who cares about this? The 2 party systems give no chance to third party candidates.
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lilJoe457 2 days ago#45
What's so hard to get about people not wanting a typical politician because they keep lying. Sure maybe Trump is a salesman and maybe he is foolish on certain things. But there was a choice once Bernie lost. 

Guaranteed same old s***. Or at least take a chance with someone who might be different but if he's not then same old s***. 

Trust me Hillary being president would be bad in different ways. We'd already be at war with Russia and Syria. Probably the middle east again as well. She does things for her financial backers. That's the one thing people really didn't want. Hence the interest in Bernie and Trump. 

Why is this so hard to get? Because people think politicians go in with the goal of actually helping people. They don't. They never f***ing will. People gotta get that it's a horse and pony show.
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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#46
lilJoe457 posted...
What's so hard to get about people not wanting a typical politician because they keep lying. Sure maybe Trump is a salesman and maybe he is foolish on certain things. But there was a choice once Bernie lost.


Let's get this f***ing straight right here
ANYBODY who voted for Trump because Bernie lost, didn't believe in Bernie's vision in the first place. The only things Bernie and Trump have alike are that they were seen as outsiders. Bernie is completely the opposite of Trump.
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FrisbeeDude  attack always2 days ago#47
Paper_Okami posted...
FrisbeeDude posted...
His overall campaign philosophy
The political practicality of his campaign goals
His age
His appeal to minority voters
His similarity in voting record to Clinton
His actual wealth
The sometimes hostile nature of his supporters
His descion to run as a democratic despite not officially one


What is wrong with his campaign philosophy ?
What he wants are a given in pretty much every civilized country
Only three or 4 years older than Clinton
Nobody is saying he did enough to court minority voters, but as of now his poll ratings with POC are extremely high and he did the best among young people of all races, genders, etc. 
The small differences in the voting record are actually huge disparities between the two
Clinton has SIGNIFICANTLY more wealth than he does,
Bernie is not the only one who has had problematic supporters, Hillary supporters have constantly attacked Bernie supporters particularly female ones I can give plenty of examples of this.

Who cares about this? The 2 party systems give no chance to third party candidates.


See what I mean?
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Paper_Okami 2 days ago#48
FrisbeeDude posted...
Paper_Okami posted...
FrisbeeDude posted...
His overall campaign philosophy
The political practicality of his campaign goals
His age
His appeal to minority voters
His similarity in voting record to Clinton
His actual wealth
The sometimes hostile nature of his supporters
His descion to run as a democratic despite not officially one


What is wrong with his campaign philosophy ?
What he wants are a given in pretty much every civilized country
Only three or 4 years older than Clinton
Nobody is saying he did enough to court minority voters, but as of now his poll ratings with POC are extremely high and he did the best among young people of all races, genders, etc. 
The small differences in the voting record are actually huge disparities between the two
Clinton has SIGNIFICANTLY more wealth than he does,
Bernie is not the only one who has had problematic supporters, Hillary supporters have constantly attacked Bernie supporters particularly female ones I can give plenty of examples of this.

Who cares about this? The 2 party systems give no chance to third party candidates.


See what I mean?


I literally gave you responses.

And you give me nothing.

A none response if you will.

You attempt to win the argument by giving me nothing to argue against.

It's a f***ing strawman.

You have not even attempted to refute anything I, or that article said. So the question is, why even respond at all?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/nina-turner-our-revolution-president-from-democrat_us_595a4413e4b0c85b96c66373

gets articles like this

and 

Keith Ellison gets called an anti-semite, and do members of the democratic establishment even flinch? No

https://twitter.com/MikeyAmman/status/857595343369781248


whole thread about Hillary Supporters racism

https://extranewsfeed.com/poll-disproves-bernie-bro-myth-c38c876f8d05
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Hillary Clinton is such a turd. I mean such a slimy, nasty turd. She'll never come to terms with the basic fact that people didn't like her. It wasn't Comey. It wasn't gremlins from the Kremlin. It wasn't Sanders. It wasn't even anything Trump did.
She has baggage. She's shady. She had no message. She had no platform. She had no vision. It was just "her turn". That was it. And for all Trump is and isn't. People would rather have him there than her. End of story.
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EternalDivide posted...
It was just "her turn".


Why do you (and others like you) keep pushing this "her turn" narrative on Clinton when it was never a part of her campaign? Hillary's slogan wasn't "It's her turn," it was "I'm with her."

There's evidence that "her turn" was itself pushed by Russia's propaganda arm. Yet here you are quoting Russian propaganda ("her turn") and mistakenly attributing it to Hillary Clinton's campaign, and in the same breath denying that they had their hooks into you.
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    Balrog0 1 day ago#51
    Glass_Phantom posted...
    There's evidence that "her turn" was itself pushed by Russia's propaganda arm. Yet here you are quoting Russian propaganda ("her turn") and mistakenly attributing it to Hillary Clinton's campaign, and in the same breath denying that they had their hooks into you.


    maybe they pushed it, but the idea of it at least is documented in that shattered book
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    jumi 1 day ago#52
    EternalDivide posted...
    Hillary Clinton is such a turd. I mean such a slimy, nasty turd. She'll never come to terms with the basic fact that people didn't like her. It wasn't Comey. It wasn't gremlins from the Kremlin. It wasn't Sanders. It wasn't even anything Trump did.
    She has baggage. She's shady. She had no message. She had no platform. She had no vision. It was just "her turn". That was it. And for all Trump is and isn't. People would rather have him there than her. End of story.


    Yeah, people would rather have Trump than Hilary! Why, he even got negative four million more votes than her!
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    CarlGrimes 1 day ago#53
    Glass_Phantom posted...
    There's evidence that "her turn" was itself pushed by Russia's propaganda arm.

    It didn't stop her supporters from unironically using it if that is true.
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    Antifar 1 day ago#54
    CarlGrimes posted...
    It didn't stop her supporters from unironically using it if that is true.

    I genuinely don't recall this happening.
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    Antifar 1 day ago#55
    Paper_Okami 1 day ago#56
    Antifar posted...
    https://twitter.com/tinyrevolution/status/908020973311537152


    I saw that, I don't even know what to say anymore.
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    Paper_Okami 1 day ago#57
    https://twitter.com/CNN/status/908143376838656000

    JFC
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    Balrog0 1 day ago#58
    Antifar posted...
    CarlGrimes posted...
    It didn't stop her supporters from unironically using it if that is true.

    I genuinely don't recall this happening.


    I. don't think it happened much with regular people, especially after the memes or w/e, but it was a thing some prominent supporters said at least as test balloons

    Also lol @ that interview wow
    He would make his mark, if not on this tree, then on that wall; if not with teeth and claws, then with penknife and razor.
    Paper_Okami posted...
    https://twitter.com/CNN/status/908143376838656000

    JFC



    Couple things in this:

    1. People will ignore Anderson pushing back and say CNN slurps Hillary
    2. Her answer is stupid and makes her rightfully look bitter

    Easier to just say. Bernie is doing a great job pushing our party to be more progressive, but I feel he can do more to explain the positives of some of our Democratic colleagues. I hope he decides to join our party rather than remain independent and helps to continue fight for other progressive candidates. 


    Took me 10 seconds lol
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