This Campaign is Coming Apart at the Seams

Hillary Clinton did everything she could to ensure a clear path to the nomination. The DNC did everything they could to help her, scheduling debates at odd hours when no one would be watching and looking the other way as superdelegates disregarded the will of voters in pro Bernie Sanders states and sided with the establishment favorite. Still, it hasn't been enough to make up for Hillary Clinton's obvious lack of a moral compass and a human personality, and it appears the candidate is starting to panic. As the Washington Examiner notes:

Hillary Clinton snapped at a Greenpeace protester. She linked Bernie Sanders and tea party Republicans. And she bristled with anger when nearly two dozen Sanders supporters marched out of an event near her home outside New York City, shouting "if she wins, we lose."

"They don't want to listen to anyone else," she shot back. "We actually have to do something. Not just complain about what is happening."

After a year of campaigning, months of debates and 35 primary elections, Sanders is finally getting under Clinton's skin in the Democratic presidential race.

Clinton has spent weeks largely ignoring Sanders and trying to focus on Republican front-runner Donald Trump. Now, after several primary losses and with a tough fight in New York on the horizon, Clinton is showing flashes of frustration with the Vermont senator — irritation that could undermine her efforts to unite the party around her candidacy.

According to Democrats close to Hillary and former President Bill Clinton, both are frustrated by Sanders' ability to cast himself as above politics-as-usual even while firing off what they consider to be misleading attacks. The Clintons are even more annoyed that Sanders' approach seems to be rallying — and keeping — young voters by his side.

Many in the GOP contend that Trump is the only candidate who can beat Hillary, but that may not be necessary. Hillary may beat herself.

Source: AAN