Hillary Clinton gave a heartfelt pep talk to House Democrats Monday evening and called on the party to avoid internal division as it moved past the election day losses.
Clinton, in an 18-minute call that was introduced by her top campaign aide, John Podesta, told Democratic lawmakers she had earned more votes than Republican Donald Trump, who handily won the electoral college and the presidency.
"And no one is sorrier than me," Clinton told Democrats, according to a source on the call. "Heartbreaks don't heal overnight and this one won't."
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, of California, praised Clinton on the call. She said "our hearts are broken but our determination is deepened."
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They have absolutely no clue of the magnitude of the rebuke the voters just gave them!
ReplyDeleteConsidering they were so sure they were going to win - they were deluding each other with their own facts and truth...
Everyone can have their own opinion - but not their own facts!
Only time I want to see or hear from crooked Hillary is when she is testifying under oath in court after being charged criminally
ReplyDeleteIf her Millinials and thugs dont like it MOVE TO SYRIA.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Hillary, you are pretty sorry - a sorry excuse for a candidate and a person - and that's why you were defeated.
ReplyDeleteWill someone throw a bucket of water on her and make her melt
ReplyDeleteIs "sorrier" even a word? You would hope that someone wanting to be POTUS could say "No one is more sorry......".
ReplyDeleteHillary and all the democrats are all a sorry bunch.
ReplyDeleteSorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word.
ReplyDeleteEspecially when you're only sorry for yourself and an adult lifetime of doing things you regret being caught at.
Be glad when we don't talk about her anymore.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure her and bill can snuggle up and he can make it all ok. I love those little love birds
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