Culture Salty Cuck Concern Trolls in Latest tl;dr IRL Post - With a thunderclap and the stench of sulfur, Hillary Clinton.

http://www.rawstory.com/2017/09/clinton-blames-sanders-for-election-loss-in-new-book/

"Because we agreed on so much, Bernie couldn’t make an argument against me in this area on policy, so he had to resort to innuendo and impugning my character," Clinton wrote. "When I finally challenged Bernie during a debate to name a single time I changed a position or a vote because of a financial contribution, he couldn’t come up with anything. Nonetheless, his attacks caused lasting damage, making it harder to unify progressives in the general election and paving the way for Trump’s ‘Crooked Hillary’ campaign."

Clinton also discussed the fact Sanders isn't a Democrat, something he has openly acknowledged on several occasions despite of running for president as a Democratic candidate, and used this to characterize him as a disrupter.

"[Sanders] didn’t get into the race to make sure a Democrat won the White House, he got in to disrupt the Democratic Party," she wrote.

The former secretary of state is evidently frustrated about Sanders's effect on the election and seems to have ongoing questions about his motives for running.

With that said, Clinton applauded Sanders for mobilizing young people and getting them excited about politics, and said he was right to say Democrats need to spend more time focusing on working families.

But, in the end, Clinton thinks Sanders "was fundamentally wrong" about the Democratic Party and wishes he was a "proud Democrat" like her.

Spoiler

 

[MG 192]

How does this bitch not owe up to the fact that despite having the mainstream media push her in everyone's face, she still lost and with over twice the money that Trump raised? I still crack up at how she lost and the storm of tears that came afterwards.

She will be remembered as one of our country's worst politicians and dutifully so.

 

[IwegalBadnik]

How does this bitch not owe up to the fact that despite having the mainstream media push her in everyone's face, she still lost and with over twice the money that Trump raised? I still crack up at how she lost and the storm of tears that came afterwards.

She will be remembered as one of our country's worst politicians and dutifully so.

Hillary didn't even campaign in some states (as far as I know, she never set foot in Wisconsin or Michigan), yet some people have the balls the call her the "most qualified candidate ever."

What I get a kick out of is all the Clintonistas calling Trump an idiot. That's great and all--but if Trump's an idiot, what's that make Hillary?

 

[MG 192]

Hillary didn't even campaign in some states (as far as I know, she never set foot in Wisconsin or Michigan), yet some people have the balls the call her the "most qualified candidate ever."

What I get a kick out of is all the Clintonistas calling Trump an idiot. That's great and all--but if Trump's an idiot, what's that make Hillary?

Clinton's campaign is arrogance at its finest. Unless a state is solid red or blue, you need to campaign in that state to show that you care about what the state wants as president. Even if they appear likely, it is unwise to assume that they will just go for you regardless. Her campaign was so bad that Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin turned red, states that were solid blue for around thirty years.

This is the worst general election campaign in recent memory for the Democrats. She represents everything that is wrong with the party today and it is a hefty list that keeps them from ensuring a victory in 2020 even with Trump's declining approval ratings.

If Trump can managed to gain great publicity when North Korea collapses and keep it, he's almost guaranteed another term.

 

[Johnny Bravo]

I'm tempted to buy that book just so I can enjoy her salty tears. I'll probably just get it from the library.

 

[DICKPICSRUS]

 

[CWCchange]

I suppose I'll give the wicked witch some credit for not putting her smug mug on the cover.

 

[Replicant Sasquatch]

some people have the balls the call her the "most qualified candidate ever."

Then-President Obama himself said this shit. I guess he forgot the last four guys:
-Governor of Texas
-Governor of Arkansas
-Vice President and Director of the CIA
-Governor of California

But I guess none of those guys were as qualified as a lady who reached Senator and subsequently failed at every single attempt at higher office.

 

[Sweet and Savoury]

What a bitch

Takes one last stab at the party that "failed to win her the Presidency" by sticking a knife into the back of the most popular democrat around and further driving home how lucky we were that she didn't win.

Way to hand Trump another 4 years Hillary.

"If I can't have it, let it burn" - Hillary Clinton on the demise of the Democratic Party

 

[Absolutego]

Hillary didn't even campaign in some states (as far as I know, she never set foot in Wisconsin or Michigan), yet some people have the balls the call her the "most qualified candidate ever."

What I get a kick out of is all the Clintonistas calling Trump an idiot. That's great and all--but if Trump's an idiot, what's that make Hillary?

She was supposed to debut Obama campaigning for her in Wisconsin but le ebul Blumpf tweeted something or other that required they reschedule and it never happened. Bill said repeatedly throughout her campaign that she needed to spend more time in the Rust Belt in particular, and in unmanaged events that allowed public admittance in general, but both Podesta and Robby Mook more or less harrumph-ed him out of the room whenever he did so and called him old-timer behind his back.

Seriously, you guys have no idea how much of this election's failure is Robby Mook's fault. I probably won't read Clinton's retelling because I have a low tolerance for reading delusional screeds that aren't accompanied by autistic chimpouts, but the events as told in Shattered paint Mook as a real-life Josh Lyman, except more obsessed with data models and penny-pinching and less human or relatable in his failings. Clinton more or less took his word as gospel and by the convention something like half the campaign staff was actively trying to oust the guy because they could see his strategy wasn't working.

 

[AnOminous]

Seriously, you guys have no idea how much of this election's failure is Robby Mook's fault. I probably won't read Clinton's retelling because I have a low tolerance for reading delusional screeds that aren't accompanied by autistic chimpouts, but the events as told in Shattered paint Mook as a real-life Josh Lyman, except more obsessed with data models and penny-pinching and less human or relatable in his failings. Clinton more or less took his word as gospel and by the convention something like half the campaign staff was actively trying to oust the guy because they could see his strategy wasn't working.

She probably could have won using Bill's original strategy, but Obama's 2008 campaign rewrote the book on campaigning. And then these dumbfucks ignored it.

 

[ComeoutandJULAY]

Well, what else did she expect when her two main selling points were that she's not Donald Trump and that she has a vagina? 5.999 billion people in this world aren't Trump, and roughly 51 percent of the entire human race have a vagina (and aren't Trump).

That's all fine and dandy, but what made her a good candidate in the first place? Is she seriously telling me that I should vote for her because some orange guy is supposedly a lot worse than she is, as opposed to taking my chances with a third party or just staying home? That shit is weak, yo.

Bernie and Trump got people excited for reasons that varied from person to person, but I just can't say the same about Hillary. To be honest, I don't think a lot of anti-Trump people now had a lot of faith in her, either. Say what you will about people like MovieBoob, Brianna Wu, and Tony Goldmark—at least they seem to genuinely like her and prefer her over Bernie. But to me they just feel like they're so few and far between.

 

[AnOminous]

Bernie and Trump got people excited for reasons that varied from person to person, but I just can't say the same about Hillary. To be honest, I don't think a lot of anti-Trump people now had a lot of faith in her, either. Say what you will about people like MovieBoob, Brianna Wu, and Tony Goldmark—at least they seem to genuinely like her and prefer her over Bernie. But to me they just feel like they're so few and far between.

What a competent candidate would have done when she narrowly beat a seemingly unelectable opponent (Bernie) even in an outright rigged primary was try to bring those voters onside. Instead she sent out her goon squad to harass and insult "Bernie Bros," people whose votes she needed.

She's still continuing that strategy today and even used the "Bernie Bros" phrase herself, despite the fact that the demographic composition of Bernie voters differed only slightly from her own.

A competent candidate would have wanted to find out what those voters wanted, not just fucking insult them. This is what FDR did when, troublingly, insurgent candidate Huey "Kingfisher" Long presented a fairly substantial opposition to his nomination in 1936 despite having been assassinated the year prior, and had also been a disillusioned opponent of New Deal policies from the left, preferring what were frankly more socialist policies. FDR solidifed that bloc and absorbed those voters.

Hillary chose insulting them and alienating them. She's still doing that to this day. She will die never having realized she lost that election because she is a useless fucking cunt with no grasp on national politics.

 

[ObeseScreamingBlackMan]

Candidates like Bernie and Trump don't enjoy such meteoric rises to prominence when the masses are content and happy with the status quo.

And if any one candidate in this election defined 'status quo' it was fucking Hillary Clinton.

After Obama's successes, and when faced with an opponent like Trump AND handed a great opportunity like Bernie Sanders, the Dems got exactly what they deserved for pushing that sandblasted old cunt at all costs.

 

[Hyperion]

Hillary probably could have won the Presidency in 1996 if she would have divorced her husband for fucking half of Arkansas and primaried him lol

"I'm keeping the house."

 

[Absolutego]

What a competent candidate would have done when she narrowly beat a seemingly unelectable opponent (Bernie) even in an outright rigged primary was try to bring those voters onside. Instead she sent out her goon squad to harass and insult "Bernie Bros," people whose votes she needed.

She's still continuing that strategy today and even used the "Bernie Bros" phrase herself, despite the fact that the demographic composition of Bernie voters differed only slightly from her own.

A competent candidate would have wanted to find out what those voters wanted, not just fucking insult them. This is what FDR did when, troublingly, insurgent candidate Huey "Kingfisher" Long presented a fairly substantial opposition to his nomination in 1936 despite having been assassinated the year prior, and had also been a disillusioned opponent of New Deal policies from the left, preferring what were frankly more socialist policies. FDR solidifed that bloc and absorbed those voters.

Hillary chose insulting them and alienating them. She's still doing that to this day. She will die never having realized she lost that election because she is a useless fucking cunt with no grasp on national politics.

The Clintons have a long standing history of feeling they're "owed" favors by fellow left-wing politicians ever since they were credited with saving the party after its 80's malaise. Clinton was outright scornful that anyone beyond the bit players she set up (O'Malley, Webb) dared to try and run in her primary. Obama had to pretty much adopt the Clinton political platform 100% to not get blasted by them in 2008, I'm not surprised she despises Bernie for making an election she felt she deserved actually consider the opinions of the people.

The sooner wannabe aristocrats like third way Democrats are ousted from the party, the better, though I suspect it'll take a few more high profile defeats for that lesson to sink in with the party base. How funny will it be if 2020 winds up being a repeat of the 2016 Republican Primary but for Democrats?

 

[Ruin]

Candidates like Bernie and Trump don't enjoy such meteoric rises to prominence when the masses are content and happy with the status quo.

And if any one candidate in this election defined 'status quo' it was fucking Hillary Clinton.

After Obama's successes, and when faced with an opponent like Trump AND handed a great opportunity like Bernie Sanders, the Dems got exactly what they deserved for pushing that sandblasted old cunt at all costs.

Literally no Democrats actually thought Hilldog was a good candidate or wanted her to run. The only reason she got that far is because that massive moron Nancy Pelosi has a stranglehold on the Democratic Party.

 

[Absolutego]

Literally no Democrats actually thought Hilldog was a good candidate or wanted her to run. The only reason she got that far is because that massive moron Nancy Pelosi has a stranglehold on the Democratic Party.

The stranglehold the Clinton family has on the DNC and any left-wing political organization in this country far eclipses any influence the senile representative (who keeps calling Trump Bush) from San Francisco may add. Pelosi is their servant, not the other way around.

 

[Tranhuviya]

Clinton will never lose that arrogance that made her so frustrating to watch during the election. Just look at the title of her book, claiming to tell "What Happened" during the election, as if that was ever in any doubt . She's still trying to claim she lost to the subversive (communists, amirite?) EVIL RUSSIA and not because she only seriously campaigned in states she was going to win anyhow.

 

[AnOminous]

Literally no Democrats actually thought Hilldog was a good candidate or wanted her to run. The only reason she got that far is because that massive moron Nancy Pelosi has a stranglehold on the Democratic Party.

Sadly, the Democrats who did were things called "superdelegates," used to stack the primary process to guarantee nothing but establishment candidates ever get a nomination.

And ironically, the Republicans have a more democratic nomination process (although it is fucked up in its own ways).

Clinton will never lose that arrogance that made her so frustrating to watch during the election. Just look at the title of her book, claiming to tell "What Happened" during the election, as if that was ever in any doubt .

If I had to give her two words for "What Happened" it would be these: YOU LOST. If I had three more, it would be TO DONALD TRUMP. And if I had three more, they'd be YOU FUCKING CUNT.

 

[millais]

Another fascinating excerpt from the book is released, this time addressing Robby Mook's data driven campaign strategy.