Don't worry... she'll be back...
Posted on 12/02/2016 1:52:41 PM PST by heterosupremacist
Great video at link (3:27) Kellanne Conway v Jennifer Palmieri.
Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government holds a forum with the presidential campaign teams every four years after the election. This year provided more entertainment than usual as Hillary Clinton’s team once again melted down and blamed everyone for her loss…everyone except her.
The prime suspects in Hillary’s team’s eyes? FBI Director James Comey, unfair media coverage (go ahead and laugh at that one…I did), an unfair “double standard” because Hillary’s a female (SEXISM!), and the Russians.
Nope. Not one time did Hillary’s team admit that the Democrats chose an awful candidate that no one liked who never expressed an actual plan as Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway pointed out:
“Do you think you could have just had a decent message for white working-class voters?” Conway asked the Clinton team, then sarcastically offering a message: “How about, it’s Hillary Clinton, she doesn’t connect with people? How about, they have nothing in common with her? How about, she doesn’t have an economic message?”
Nope:
Joel Benenson, Clinton’s chief strategist, responded: “There were dog whistles sent out to people. . . . Look at your rallies. He delivered it.”
Oh, it gets so much better:
(Excerpt) Read more at legalinsurrection.com ...
Re : Post #19
*I take the blame. It would be an honor.*
It would indeed be a great honor ~ is it alright if I claim partial credit?
:^)
Wow! cankles is lookin’ better! Losing agrees with her.
Almost makes me sympathetic for Hillary....
Oh wait...
That’s over now.
Don't worry... she'll be back...
An extra quart of whiskey a day will kill any bug that’s buggin’ ya!
Cough begone.
If anything Hillary stole votes from Stein. ;-)
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