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How the ex-DNC chair ruined Clinton’s chance at 2020
Thanks Donna! She slashed and burned Hillary in her new book.
How the ex-DNC chair ruined Clinton’s chance at 2020
Who’s afraid of the Clintons? Not Donna Brazile.The explosive book by the former head of the Democratic National Committee is rocking the political world with its tales of Hillary Clinton’s brazen corruption and tawdry deceits. To add extra punch to her insider’s account, Brazile is telling interviewers that Clinton’s 2016 campaign was “sterile” and a “cult,” and mocking it as sexless and joyless.
She even writes that she considered trying to replace Clinton as the nominee over health concerns after the candidate collapsed at the 9/11 anniversary ceremony, a fact that demolishes the myth that suspicions about Clinton’s condition were the sole province of conservative partisans.To say the Clinton camp is furious at what they regard as betrayal doesn’t do justice to their outrage. They are attacking Brazile personally, accusing her of telling outright lies just to sell books.
Which is mighty rich when you consider the history of the Clintons.Still, you can’t blame their distress because the stakes are huge. If it sticks, Brazile’s searing indictment of Hillary’s persona, ethics and political skills could prove fatal to her hopes for a 2020 comeback.
“We hold these truths to be self-evident,” former vice president Biden said during a campaign event in Texas on Monday. "All men and women created by — you know, you know, the thing.”
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Re: How the ex-DNC chair ruined Clinton’s chance at 2020
Hillary running in 2020 was never going to happen.
It’s a trumper fantasy to keep a feud going.
Trump would love to keep his cult intact with hatred of Hillary, since he is incompetent
We live in a time in which decent and otherwise sensible people are surrendering too easily to the hectoring of morons or extremists.
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Common, you really gotta let this go. Your guy won the election a year ago. It's over, done, adios, buona notte. Let's concentrate on what's going on today, not a year ago. But I do understand the need to build somebody up by tearing someone else down, I guess.
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Re: How the ex-DNC chair ruined Clinton’s chance at 2020
A couple of things:
1 - Hillary is done politically. She's never going to run for office again. She's not going to be doing any major speaking engagements. I don't even think she'll be a major influence in campaigning for whoever is the 2020 Dem candidate or 2018 Senate or House candidates.
2 - With Hillary's loss lasts November, thus ended the Clinton era of the Democratic Party (1992-2016). Brazille was a big part of that, having managed Al Gore's 2000 campaign and being heavily involved in the DNC. This book was Brazile's last chance to cash-in on her career. I believe most of what has been written by her, but I also think it was maximized for dramatic purposed in order to sell books. She can say all she wants that she thought or replacing Clinton and Kaine on the 2016 ticket but there was absolutely no mechanism at her disposal to pull that off.
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Just Fred wrote:
Common, you really gotta let this go. Your guy won the election a year ago. It's over, done, adios, buona notte. Let's concentrate on what's going on today, not a year ago. But I do understand the need to build somebody up by tearing someone else down, I guess.
What Fred said.
I have never seen a President or his followers so fixated on the losing candidate a year after the election.
Sorry, Common, you are going to have to come up with something other than chanting "lock her up" in 2020.
Hey, maybe Trump can run for re-election on his accomplishments. LOL
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Re: How the ex-DNC chair ruined Clinton’s chance at 2020
Common, you really gotta let this go. Your guy won the election a year ago. It's over, done, adios, buona notte. Let's concentrate on what's going on today, not a year ago. But I do understand the need to build somebody up by tearing someone else down, I guess.
What Fred said.
I have never seen a President or his followers so fixated on the losing candidate a year after the election.
Sorry, Common, you are going to have to come up with something other than chanting "lock her up" in 2020.
Hey, maybe Trump can run for re-election on his accomplishments. LOL
All the GOP did for the last 8 years was fixate on blaming Obama and/or Hillary for everything instead of coming up with solutions IF they came to power. Well, now they ARE in power and look at the result. Same old thing. Wonder why? Because they STILL are not getting anything done so this is all they have. It is just another distraction. The GOP became fractured a number of years back and there is a huge disconnect especially between the House and the Senate (I will even forget what I think about the POTUS for now).
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That does it. Common, I promise not to vote for Hillary Clinton anymore.
Can we move on now?
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