Posted on 11/14/2016 5:04:10 PM PST by ColdOne
Hillary Clinton gave a heartfelt pep talk to House Democrats Monday evening and called on the party to avoid internal division as it moved past the election day losses.
Clinton, in an 18-minute call that was introduced by her top campaign aide, John Podesta, told Democratic lawmakers she had earned more votes than Republican Donald Trump, who handily won the electoral college and the presidency.
"And no one is sorrier than me," Clinton told Democrats, according to a source on the call. "Heartbreaks don't heal overnight and this one won't."
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hilLIARy is such a complete, absolute, undeniable wretched loser. I laugh at her loserdom. She is the Queen of the Losers!
Not a peep to her rioting supporters.
Did they all go out and have a juicy pizza after the call?
#11 — Good observation....
Great movie and if I recall, was on TCM in the last two weeks.
3 million and 4 million respectively.
Thanks.
It's been a long 45 years....now go away.
Yup, she is one sorry sack of shit. PURPLE SCAT, as seen in the woods after the bear has gorged on blueberries.
She’s the john mcccain of the demonrat party. lost the primary race, then 8 years later lost the general election. what a couple of LOOOOOOOSERS...
Yes. Agreed. No one is SORRIER than her. NO ONE. Hillary
needs a long vacation and a good rest. God Almighty
decides these things and Hillary was “weighed in the
balances and found wanting” . . Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin.
I don’t hate her; but she needs to tell her troops & paid
protestors to STAND DOWN.
“Sorrier than me” for a Wellesly girl, her grammar sucks.
She has 25 million dollars. Can’t she just fade off and enjoy her money for her last few years?
Yup. She told the truth — she is certainly a sorry one or, better put, a sorry excuse.
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