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This book probably reveals more negative stuff about Hillary than what she intended.

The fact that she still can’t identify the REAL reasons she lost - bad relations with the voting public, few public appearances (mostly private), focussing valuable resources on the wrong states by assuming others were already won - means she’s lousy at analyzing situations to decide a course of corrective action.

She also admits to being easily intimidated by others, especially strong men - note how she says she was “discombobulated” simply by DT moving slightly from his podium spot. How could a person like that be a strong leader in negotiations with other “strong men”, like Putin, Maduro, Assad, etc? Hillary would be completely intimidated every time, by her own admission.

Then there’s the parts she doesn’t talk about. And for a book that claims to be a tell-all, coming clean, the fact that she doesn’t talk about this means it’s bad, real bad.

She doesn’t admit that she was clearly drunk that night she made the “deplorables” remark - probably wasn’t even in the speech, just a spontaneous outburst. Why doesn’t she admit it? Because then she’d have to admit she has a drinking problem.

The final unanswered question - why couldn’t Hillary show up to meet her supporters on Election Night?

All through the election we were told how Hillary was in great health, “ready to serve”, given a clean bill of health by her doctor, ads said how she was ready to take that 3 a.m. call ....

It was all a lie, as we all openly saw. She couldn’t even make it to 1:30 a.m., because she was either already drunk or tranqilized, unable to handle the pressure.

These are all essential qualities of being President, and her lack of them shows how lucky America really was that she didn’t win.