Part of the “struggle” has been her reappearance in the media the last week. She still doesn’t get it. I was dumbfounded by some of her responses. And, while your post doesn’t mention her by name, it seemed you were contrasting her with Trump. It came across as “he only won because....” If I misread it I apologize.
I wasn't trying to make that argument with my initial post, but I can see where you might get that impression. It was more an expression of frustration that there were literally millions of people who spent
years decrying Clinton's email server setup, that something like 8 congressional investigations were erected to burn our tax dollars in a fruitless partisan bonfire, and yet all these people have shown such blatant hypocrisy when the
exact same thing is happening in Trump's inner circle. My lord, we learned months ago that essentially everyone in the White House has been communicating through a program that automatically deletes their conversations, and not a word? How many times was Clinton accused of dodging FOIA?
I’ve always looked at it as his victory because of her failure. Which in turn has become our headache. Frankly, I couldn’t care less what happens with her. Good luck to her in her future endeavors.
She made mistakes, no doubt. It's also looking more and more like the dice were weighted in their contest, but that's an American problem, not a Clinton or a Democratic problem. I, too, wish her well and hope she gets to hike the woods in peace.
We will just agree that Trump is the single worst president in our nation’s history. If I thought he couldn’t embarrass himself enough he publicly uninvited a NBA team who wasn’t planning to come to the White House. It was a weekend full of Trump derp.
In the spirit of Oktoberfest:
