Thread: Hillary blames white married women for her loss

-Hillary Clinton's trip to India is evoking memories from her failed 2016 bid for president, as the Democrat makes headlines for blaming racism and misogyny for her loss while taking stumbles in front of the cameras.

During her appearance in India over the weekend, Clinton claimed she lost the 2016 presidential race in part because white women didn't stand up to the men in their lives pressuring them to vote for Donald Trump.

"We do not do well with white men and we don't do well with married, white women," Clinton said at a conference in Mumbai, India. "And part of that is an identification with the Republican Party, and a sort of ongoing pressure to vote the way that your husband, your boss, your son, whoever, believes you should..."

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018...for-trump.html



...and seems like she's still having issues walking:

The woman is mentally handicapped and unstable.

I'm sure glad she is not our President.

Hmmmm,

Most of the pre-election chatter I was routinely exposed to at work, non-church acquaintences and man-on-the-street were predominantly AGAINST Trump. It was also kinda uncool to most younger folks I know, men and women, who were pretty vocal about dislike for him.

So I feel that the social "pressure" was to keep more quiet about supporting Trump, just to avoid a long contentious discussion...and do your "talking" at the polls.

A privileged white woman judging other white women for not voting for her

The arrogance is breathtaking

Many white woman could see Hillary would be a terrible Potus

Dems are angry over Hillary Clinton's latest comments

-Democrats are angry that Hillary Clinton continues to discuss what went wrong during the 2016 presidential election against President Trump.

Even some of Clinton's own former aides and surrogates say the former Democratic presidential nominee should back away from the discussion about her failed campaign because it's harmful to the party.

During a conference in India this weekend, Clinton called states that supported her in the election more economically advanced than the states that backed Trump.

The remarks reminded many of the former secretary of State's comments in 2016 that some of Trump's supporters fit in a "basket of deplorables," a line the Republican then used against her repeatedly during the final stretch of the campaign.

In interviews with The Hill on Tuesday, even the staunchest Clinton allies as well as longtime advisers say the comments were cringeworthy and ultimately detrimental to Democrats...

http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign...atest-comments

Even Trump hater Joe Scarborough of MSNBC criticized her for it:

Scarborough Calls Out Clinton's Comments in India About Trump Voters

http://freebeacon.com/politics/joe-s...-trump-voters/

She still can't get over losing. She was so sure she had won.