Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has once again blamed her widespread unpopularity on misogyny, telling a summit this week that it “certainly played a role” in her election defeat to Donald Trump last November.
“Certainly misogyny played a role,” Clinton told a Women in the World Summit on Thursday. “I mean, that has to be admitted.”
She then went on to claim that people felt uncomfortable with her being a successful woman, claiming that there is an “inverse relationship” between success and popularity that only applies to women.
Clinton’s comments were in response to a question on why she lost the election, to which she said she believed that there was no single reason.
“[Like] in any campaign, there are so many different crosscurrents and events, and some have a greater impact than others,” she said.
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it's not that hillary clinton wasn't elected because of a general dislike for women, hillary clinton wasn't elected because of a general dislike for hillary clinton. can i get an amen?
ReplyDeleteThis old hag is out of touch with reality.
ReplyDeleteHillary, listen, you lost because you are a liar and a crook and you suck!
Regardless of her party affiliation - she just was and still is unlikeable. It's just that simple.
ReplyDeleteSure - her husband's!
ReplyDeleteHillary Clinton doesn't get it. No one is interested in her excuses or anything else Clinton for that matter anymore. She's a has-been who seems to resurface often like an unwanted suitor. Why she hasn't gotten the hint is a mystery because she's been told by the country, no one is interested. She is ineffectual and irrelevant.
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