During a question and answer session at her alma mater, Hillary Clinton said the only thing she would change about her unsuccessful 2016 presidential run was that she would win.
In what was intended to be a private Q&A session at Wellesley College, Clinton was asked what aspect of her campaign she would do differently, to which she responded, “I’d win.”
Clinton’s campaign was marred by controversy after private emails released by Wikileaks revealed extensive collusion between her campaign and the media. The FBI also investigated her on charges of mishandling her private email server midway through the campaign.
The former secretary of state also drew criticism for describing half of Donald Trump’s supporters as a “basket of deplorables,” as well as generally failing to provide a convincing message to the American people on issues such as the economy, national security, and immigration.
Clinton also suggested that sexism damaged her chances of winning..
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Waaaaw. Little Snowflake can't get over the fact that she lost! Look, her loss is our gain, and if the DemonRATS want to run her again, I say go ahead. It will Assure us of eight years of President Trump, who will turn this country around from the Mess he Inherited.
ReplyDeleteThe sexism that Hillary pushed was part of her downfall.
ReplyDeleteTrump 2017 !!!!! I just like saying it😂
ReplyDeleteWishful thinking on her part.
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