Clinton mocks Trump, says his followers’ conspiracy theories are getting ‘wilder’

Sanders ran in the primary. Not sure what you're referring to.

His entering the primary created division within the Democratic Party, caused a lot of negative publicity and accusations of Sanders being cheated by the DNC and overall, dampened enthusiasm for her candidacy.

At a time when the Democtrats needed 100% unity, Sanders created division by proposing goodies and giveways he knew never had a chance of making it through a divided Congress.

I think he caused some independents to change their mind about voting for Hillary.
 
Congressional committee, Poor Simple minded Saunders.......the same level of information as the Mueller report.......which by the way first told us that the Russian collusion hoax came from Hilliary's campaign.....that's why Durham was assigned the job of investigating.......

Then I'm sure you can point out where in the Senate report or the Mueller report it claims that Sept of 2020 comes before July of 2020.
 
His entering the primary created division within the Democratic Party, caused a lot of negative publicity and accusations of Sanders being cheated by the DNC and overall, dampened enthusiasm for her candidacy.

At a time when the Democtrats needed 100% unity, Sanders created division by proposing goodies and giveways he knew never had a chance of making it through a divided Congress.

I think he caused some independents to change their mind about voting for Hillary.

Look at you criticizing someone for entering a primary.
 
I would say the same thing about Bernie Sanders who's partially at fault for that loss.

Disagreed. They were the same party. Bernie tried to rally people behind Hillary but his fans disliked her as much as they did Republicans.

A better example of splitting one side to allow the other to win was 1992 and 2000; Perot and Nader. Perot split the conservative vote allowing the Slick Hicks from Little Rock into the Big Show and Nader split the Democrats to allow a Bush win.

Rather than trying to change the Constitution, would it be possible to allow ranking votes in Federal elections? If that were allowed, Bush would have won in '92 and Gore in '00.

Hillary would have still lost. LOL
 
The 2016 election was so close, any number of events would have changed the outcome. Comey is probably on top of that, of course. Then you have Bernie Sanders who broke into the DNC servers, downloaded and stole Hillary's campaign info, got caught by Debbie wasserman schultz, and sued the DNC for catching him criming. Then used the fact that he was caught criming, to portray the democratic primary as "rigged". These are all facts. Once Hillary beat him, Trump picked up Sanders' rigged narrative and ran on that, claiming the election that hadn't yet taken place, but that he believed he would lose, was "rigged" just like the Dem primary. Of course, in the minds of Sanders and Trump, all of this non-existent "rigging" was at the hands of Hillary Clinton.

I had an ex whom I remained on good terms with, and then he went batshit crazy about Hillary around this time. He would blow up my phone with these fevered texts about Hillary's foreign policy while she was SOS. I pointed out that she served under President Obama, a man he had voted for twice, the first time claiming he cried he was so moved, and that they were Obama's policies.

His response? Yeah, but I wouldn't vote for him a third time. Oh, so you voted for the man twice, but now that he's ineligible to run, you wouldn't vote for him, but you will blame Hillary for the policies you voted for twice?

He claimed this wasn't misogyny. What happened to him? He got radicalized at The Intercept and Democracy Now. I finally told him to get fucked and blocked his number. I have not talked to him since and will never talk to him again for as long as I live. This is a mf'er who I was close to since 2001. I don't miss him! I have another one I could get into, but no need to give it away as my dad always tried to learn me! I write a lot about these asshats on my blog though. Personal anecdotes? Yeah, but what I found out online, is that they are highly representative of democratic, liberal, and left wing men. I won't get into right wing men, because I don't speak to them in real life and certainly don't give a shit for what they have to say.

Hillary Clinton is going nowhere, you misogynistic little shits. And she is a force to the Democratic BASE, which does not consist of white men. Deal with it. Just like you force me to deal with Peepaw who named a post office, had a bird land outside, and became a hero to misogynists everywhere.
 
The 2016 election was so close, any number of events would have changed the outcome. Comey is probably on top of that, of course. Then you have Bernie Sanders who broke into the DNC servers, downloaded and stole Hillary's campaign info, got caught by Debbie wasserman schultz, and sued the DNC for catching him criming. Then used the fact that he was caught criming, to portray the democratic primary as "rigged". These are all facts. Once Hillary beat him, Trump picked up Sanders' rigged narrative and ran on that, claiming the election that hadn't yet taken place, but that he believed he would lose, was "rigged" just like the Dem primary. Of course, in the minds of Sanders and Trump, all of this non-existent "rigging" was at the hands of Hillary Clinton.

I had an ex whom I remained on good terms with, and then he went batshit crazy about Hillary around this time. He would blow up my phone with these fevered texts about Hillary's foreign policy while she was SOS. I pointed out that she served under President Obama, a man he had voted for twice, the first time claiming he cried he was so moved, and that they were Obama's policies.

His response? Yeah, but I wouldn't vote for him a third time. Oh, so you voted for the man twice, but now that he's ineligible to run, you wouldn't vote for him, but you will blame Hillary for the policies you voted for twice?

He claimed this wasn't misogyny. What happened to him? He got radicalized at The Intercept and Democracy Now. I finally told him to get fucked and blocked his number. I have not talked to him since and will never talk to him again for as long as I live. This is a mf'er who I was close to since 2001. I don't miss him! I have another one I could get into, but no need to give it away as my dad always tried to learn me! I write a lot about these asshats on my blog though. Personal anecdotes? Yeah, but what I found out online, is that they are highly representative of democratic, liberal, and left wing men. I won't get into right wing men, because I don't speak to them in real life and certainly don't give a shit for what they have to say.

Hillary Clinton is going nowhere, you misogynistic little shits. And she is a force to the Democratic BASE, which does not consist of white men. Deal with it. Just like you force me to deal with Peepaw who named a post office, had a bird land outside, and became a hero to misogynists everywhere.


Hillary lost to Trump. Sorry, she is a loser.
 
Sanders ran in the primary. Not sure what you're referring to.

His entering the primary created division within the Democratic Party, caused a lot of negative publicity and accusations of Sanders being cheated by the DNC and overall, dampened enthusiasm for her candidacy.

At a time when the Democtrats needed 100% unity, Sanders created division by proposing goodies and giveways he knew never had a chance of making it through a divided Congress.

I think he caused some independents to change their mind about voting for Hillary.

Look at you criticizing someone for entering a primary.

Disagreed. They were the same party. Bernie tried to rally people behind Hillary but his fans disliked her as much as they did Republicans.

A better example of splitting one side to allow the other to win was 1992 and 2000; Perot and Nader. Perot split the conservative vote allowing the Slick Hicks from Little Rock into the Big Show and Nader split the Democrats to allow a Bush win.

Rather than trying to change the Constitution, would it be possible to allow ranking votes in Federal elections? If that were allowed, Bush would have won in '92 and Gore in '00.

Hillary would have still lost. LOL

uh huh...and you mentioned Bernie because?

Here's why. You only had to hit previous page to see this. I did it for you, it's okay, Bernie doesn't do any work either.
 
Here's why. You only had to hit previous page to see this. I did it for you, it's okay, Bernie doesn't do any work either.

Another point to consider is the civil war going on inside the DNC now. Notice that the only person they could agree upon in the end was a septuagenarian and a black woman.

They ran off the moderates right off the bat. Leaving mostly wackadoodles and the very senior Senator from Delaware. Joe won't be running in 2024*, so it will be a free-for-all election like 2000, 2008 and 2016. Two of those didn't work out so well for the D's. LOL


*I'm still betting that best strategy for the DNC is to persuade Biden to resign after 20JAN23 and letting Harris run as an incumbent.
 
I love how obsessed you are with trump. What kind of dreams do you have of him? Are you and him "intimate" in those dreams? Oh course you are

He will be remembered forever


He is the traitor president who invited Russians into the Oval Office and told them top secret information right after getting elected with Russian GRU help


Yes

Trump will be forever remembered


Your party is fucked huh
 
Hillary lost to Trump. Sorry, she is a loser.

Agreed. A sore loser too....

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Shamelessly wagging the dog there, HillBillary. Gotta hand it to you, you really still believe that even though you lost to Trump you have a chance to beat <insert generic candidate here>....

Keep yourself in the news, HillBillary. It almost makes us believe your campaign didn't collude with Russians to try to manufacture a Russian "Conspiracy" against your opponent and then STILL LOST to him.



You have sunk to Q level now huh



Patheic
 
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