re: Hilldabeast Doubling Down on Trump being a "Sexual Assaulter"

When being pushed by the interviewer on whether she had any clearly articlulated ideas—and that The Economist struggled to identify her positions, Clinton responds:

"Well, you know, I’m sorry about that. And I loved your endorsement, so clearly some people found what I was saying pretty convincing. But I’m not going to argue with that, because clearly it didn’t work. So whatever might have worked, I got three million more votes, so clearly far more voters understood what I stood for and what I wanted to do. But in terms of combating a message that was really aimed at stoking anger and resentment and grievance, I plead inadequate. Because I did not know how to combat what was from the very first day of the Trump campaign an incredibly hate-filled tirade first against immigrants, and then with increasing numbers of people who were being scapegoated and blamed for whatever ailed you. And I say in the book, you know, I understood the anger people felt because I talked about it endlessly. I talked about the disaster of the financial crisis and how people still hadn’t recovered. So I was saying, but we’ve gotta go on, and here’s what we can do, and I had very specific proposals that would have really helped people and their families. But I didn’t say, you know what, you should hate everybody, and you should be really burned up about this. I didn’t do that. Now maybe I could have done a little more of that without crossing my own line of what was appropriate."

The delusion is stunning.

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We are watching in real time the absolute mental dismantling of a former public official right before our eyes.

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At least Gore had the decency to go into hiding for a few months and come out a buck fifty heavier. We didn't have to watch him down all that food to drown his sorrows. Gross, yet somehow not as gross as this.