Here's how that went down in Clintonworld...

From The Daily Caller:

Clinton Camp Knew The Whole ‘Saying I’m Shouting Is Sexist’ Line Was Bulls**t, WikiLeaks Shows

One of Hillary Clinton’s favorite lines of attack in the Democratic primary was to claim that “when a woman speaks out, some people think it’s shouting.”

The former secretary of state repeatedly used the construction to attack Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley in the weeks after the first Democratic debate, yet a new email published by WikiLeaks on Friday shows that Clinton’s own campaign realized the attacks were not entirely fair.

This is a complicated line to follow, but it goes loosely like this: The campaign was considering what Bernie had said about guns/gun violence and they were wanting to show contrast. But Bernie's version was pretty good, so they couldn't really best it. Instead, they made crap up - it's just a red herring. It's explained pretty well in The Daily Caller. They jumped to a distraction making a claim they knew to be false and did not care because it gave her a successful blow against Sanders.

Here's the email in question. Remember that it's a thread, so the old parts are at the bottom.

I guess the most striking thing to me about it is to see how good Clinton is as an actress - she delivered the lines written for her perfectly.

This is Mika covering this topic last fall:

Here's pushback on Slate:

Hillary Clinton Is Smearing Bernie Sanders as a Sexist

Hillary Clinton has found a new wedge issue against Sen. Bernie Sanders. The topic is gun control, but the angle is gender. Clinton is framing Sanders as a sexist who accuses women of shouting when they try to speak up. It’s a lie. She’s manipulating women and abusing feminist anger for her own advantage.

It’s great that we’re more aware of bigotry than we used to be. But we should also beware false claims of bigotry: the race card, the sex card, the homophobia card. In 1991, Clarence Thomas, a well-connected federal judge, evaded sexual harassment allegations and won confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court by accusing his interrogators of a “high-tech lynching for uppity blacks.” Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, says anyone who advocates a boycott of his country “should be treated exactly as we treat any anti-Semite or bigot.” Sexism, racism, and anti-Semitism are real. But sometimes they’re fabricated.

Do I need to point out that while he was not on this email thread, that the common denominator between the campaign to get Thomas on the bench and the one to get Hillary in the White House is David Brock?

Here's the hard-hitting NPR analysis:

Is It Fair To Accuse Bernie Sanders Of Sexism?

You can click-through if interested - I find it embarrassing since they just magnify the message rather than take it apart. They end up heaping additional taint on the Bernie campaign. Nice going in terms of objectivity.