Whatever magic that the Clinton family had in the mid-90s is now officially gone.
Bill Clinton was caught many times on the 2016 campaign trail looking as though he was suffering from some kind of dementia. Hillary did not fare much better, with one of her big news items showcasing the fact that she could not even walk to her car without slipping and falling. She has outdone herself this time, however.
In new remarks, Hillary Clinton blamed her loss to Donald Trump in the 2016 election on “those hillbillies and their wives.” She did offer up a sort of apology, but it was not perceived as a true apology by anyone on either side of the political spectrum. Democrats now find themselves in a quandary – do you back up a legacy leader in the party for old time’s sake, or do you allow the party to move forward without this dead weight?
As Greg Gutfeld notes, Hillary also made up quite a few lies in her pseudo-apology, stating that the majority of prosperity in the United States was held in metropolitan Democratic urban centers. She failed to give any credit to Donald Trump for bringing back jobs to manufacturing sectors in Republican areas of the country, nor did she give any credit to the production centers in the same areas for fueling the economic growth of cosmopolitan America.
You know you said the wrong thing when female Democrats are telling you to “just go away,” Hillary.
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