Former President Bill Clinton accused the campaign of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders of making sexist attacks against supporters of his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
"When you're making a revolution you can't be too careful with the facts," Clinton said in a speech to supporters Sunday in Milford, New Hampshire, The New York Times reported.
Bill Clinton talked about the race for almost 50 minutes, beginning with kind words for his wife, and steadily grew more and more angry at Sanders and his supporters.
Clinton said Sanders' supporters use misogynistic language to attack his wife and anyone else who supporter her.
One female "progressive" blogger was force to write under a pseudonym because vitriol is so angry, Clinton said.
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5 comments:
OK Willy!
Pot calling the kettle black.
How many women did Bill invite backstage for a little "One on One"?
SAD...so very SAD. This country has no respect for itself. If people elect Hilary we deserve her.
Bill is a Hee Haw
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