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feels they betrayed her...

“I inherited nothing” Hillary Clinton Goes Off on the DNC’s Data Operation

I was writing about this too so I'll just leave it as a comment instead. That they are going out on tour just for the hell of it not to raise money for democrats is mind boggling. They apparently don't care if they take money that people might have donated to their party instead. Oh no. Me, me me ... the arrogance.

Bill and Hillary Remain the Democrats’ Worst Nightmare

The last thing Democrats wanted to do in October 2018 was talk about the Clintons.

Bill and Hillary Clinton aren’t just the past of the Democratic Party. The once-enormously-popular two-term president and the party’s 2016 standard-bearer are the living embodiments of two of the Democrats’ biggest problems: hypocrisy about the #MeToo movement, which they believe they can exploit politically, and contempt for the working-class voters who cost the party the last presidential election.

Any mention of the Clintons, whether with respect to Bill Clinton’s predatory personal behavior or Hillary’s insatiable need to relitigate her 2016 defeat and to justify her incompetent presidential campaign, distracts the voters from the topic Democrats want to discuss: President Donald Trump.
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The announcement that Bill and Hillary were launching a speaking tour titled “An Evening With the Clintons” was exactly what Democrats didn’t want to hear last week as they were gearing up to channel the rage of their base — and especially female voters — over Trump and the confirmation of Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh. Yet just as bad was the pre-tour publicity blitz in which Hillary Clinton made clear that she had neither gotten over her bitterness about her defeat nor come to understand why it happened.

Speaking at The Atlantic Festival earlier in the month, the former secretary of state eagerly made the argument that the 2016 election had been stolen from her thanks to Russian meddling, which she seemed to compare to the 9/11 attacks.
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Involving the person Democrats consider guilty of the unforgivable sin of losing to Trump in the current debate isn’t exactly the way to fire up their base, and it has the opposite effect on Republicans, who already were re-energized by the Kavanaugh debate.
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Only they can answer that question, but it’s clear that their sense of entitlement is at the heart of their refusal to simply go away, as so much of the country would prefer they do. They remain as clueless about the inappropriateness of the former president’s unrepentant attitude as they were about how Hillary’s deceitful attitude about the email scandal and other key issues cost her the election. Their belief that their self-proclaimed high-minded motives justify anything they do defines them as much today as it did in 1998 or 2016.

Why do the Clintons think that the best time to go out on their egotistical tour is right before the midterms? Are they deliberately trying to make the democrats lose any chance they have to win back the house or the senate? This would be one way for the democrats to make sure that they don't have to be in a position to start Resisting Trump.

Hillary has been in the news recently saying silly things like this: “You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about,” Clinton told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour. “That’s why I believe, if we are fortunate enough to win back the House and or the Senate, that’s when civility can start again. But until then, the only thing that the Republicans seem to recognize and respect is strength.” Strength? Like standing up against McConnell and Ryan by voting against the legislation that they have brought up? Apparently Hillary hasn't been paying any attention to what the democrats have been doing because the only thing that they have stood in opposition to was the republican's attempt to roll back the ACA. They have had enough democrats voting to pass every other legislation that has come up. They also voted for most of Trump's cabinet picks and his appointments to the federal court.

And just today I heard that Nancy says that she thinks she can work with Trump. McConnell refused to work with Obama even on gutting social security, but not Nancy and Chuckles.

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“You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about,” Clinton told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour. 

That's kind of how I feel about the Democratic party.

I was writing about this too so I'll just leave it as a comment instead. That they are going out on tour just for the hell of it not to raise money for democrats is mind boggling. They apparently don't care if they take money that people might have donated to their party instead. Oh no. Me, me me ... the arrogance.

Bill and Hillary Remain the Democrats’ Worst Nightmare

The last thing Democrats wanted to do in October 2018 was talk about the Clintons.

Bill and Hillary Clinton aren’t just the past of the Democratic Party. The once-enormously-popular two-term president and the party’s 2016 standard-bearer are the living embodiments of two of the Democrats’ biggest problems: hypocrisy about the #MeToo movement, which they believe they can exploit politically, and contempt for the working-class voters who cost the party the last presidential election.

Any mention of the Clintons, whether with respect to Bill Clinton’s predatory personal behavior or Hillary’s insatiable need to relitigate her 2016 defeat and to justify her incompetent presidential campaign, distracts the voters from the topic Democrats want to discuss: President Donald Trump.
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The announcement that Bill and Hillary were launching a speaking tour titled “An Evening With the Clintons” was exactly what Democrats didn’t want to hear last week as they were gearing up to channel the rage of their base — and especially female voters — over Trump and the confirmation of Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh. Yet just as bad was the pre-tour publicity blitz in which Hillary Clinton made clear that she had neither gotten over her bitterness about her defeat nor come to understand why it happened.

Speaking at The Atlantic Festival earlier in the month, the former secretary of state eagerly made the argument that the 2016 election had been stolen from her thanks to Russian meddling, which she seemed to compare to the 9/11 attacks.
*
Involving the person Democrats consider guilty of the unforgivable sin of losing to Trump in the current debate isn’t exactly the way to fire up their base, and it has the opposite effect on Republicans, who already were re-energized by the Kavanaugh debate.
*
Only they can answer that question, but it’s clear that their sense of entitlement is at the heart of their refusal to simply go away, as so much of the country would prefer they do. They remain as clueless about the inappropriateness of the former president’s unrepentant attitude as they were about how Hillary’s deceitful attitude about the email scandal and other key issues cost her the election. Their belief that their self-proclaimed high-minded motives justify anything they do defines them as much today as it did in 1998 or 2016.

Why do the Clintons think that the best time to go out on their egotistical tour is right before the midterms? Are they deliberately trying to make the democrats lose any chance they have to win back the house or the senate? This would be one way for the democrats to make sure that they don't have to be in a position to start Resisting Trump.

Hillary has been in the news recently saying silly things like this: “You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about,” Clinton told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour. “That’s why I believe, if we are fortunate enough to win back the House and or the Senate, that’s when civility can start again. But until then, the only thing that the Republicans seem to recognize and respect is strength.” Strength? Like standing up against McConnell and Ryan by voting against the legislation that they have brought up? Apparently Hillary hasn't been paying any attention to what the democrats have been doing because the only thing that they have stood in opposition to was the republican's attempt to roll back the ACA. They have had enough democrats voting to pass every other legislation that has come up. They also voted for most of Trump's cabinet picks and his appointments to the federal court.

And just today I heard that Nancy says that she thinks she can work with Trump. McConnell refused to work with Obama even on gutting social security, but not Nancy and Chuckles.