How will history remember HRC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1) Selfish because she did not let a better Dem candidate run in the first place.

2) A failure, because after forcing herself in our faces she lost a race that Dems should have won easily.

Server in the basement. Leaving before election called and sending Podesta to speak. Only Nixon did that when faced with a loss....and we know what he did in Watergate.
Did the Clinton Foundation pay for the wedding?

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....as the last presidential candidate who believed in science and global warming, before the US lost its global power through isolationism.

[Anonymous]

As a Bernie Sanders supporter who did end up voting for Clinton, all I remember from DCUM Hillary supporters during the primaries was that

"She is the candidate who can get things done".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:- ignored subpoena for Rose Law Firm records, then left doctored records in WH library,

- insulted SAH moms when running as "co-president" on her husband's reputation

- botched healthcare

- I'm OK with her having to defend a child rapist in criminal court (it was her duty to zealous advocacy) but I'm not OK with her laughing and gloating about her role in getting him acquitted

-coined the ridiculous term "vast, right-wing conspiracy"

- supposedly left the WH "penniless" in her book (a ridiculous claim)

- carpet-bagged her way into a NY senate position, then did absolutely nothing while there

- worked a back-room deal with the Obama campaign for Sec. Of State; then committed crimes by mis-handling classified data

-told Wallstreet she maintains a public opinion and a private one (ie openly two faced).

DOn't forget she landed in the Middle East "under gunfire."

Made it her personal jihad to bring down women who were sexually assaulted by her husband.

Blames everyone else but herself for not knowing how to keep top secret information secret.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I will remember her as a woman with the temerity to run twice knowing the odds were against her. That she took is further than we had ever gone before as women. She gave us a lot of hope. Her legacy is safe with me.

I'm pretty sure that everyone who was cheating for her benefit had her convinced she was a shoe-in.

I would be willing to bet she was smart enough to know her gender was always going to be a hurdle. And it was one she and we could not overcome.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I will remember her as a woman with the temerity to run twice knowing the odds were against her. That she took is further than we had ever gone before as women. She gave us a lot of hope. Her legacy is safe with me.

I'm pretty sure that everyone who was cheating for her benefit had her convinced she was a shoe-in.

I would be willing to bet she was smart enough to know her gender was always going to be a hurdle. And it was one she and we could not overcome.

Sure.

[Anonymous]

History won't remember her much at all, to be frank. We might remember the election for 50 years or so, but she'll be unremarkable at all in 500 years.

[Anonymous]

Depends on the outcome of the FBI investigation into the Clinton Global Initiative. She sold access to herself as Sec of State. She may pay the price for the corruption. Then she'll go down as Crooked Hillary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a Bernie Sanders supporter who did end up voting for Clinton, all I remember from DCUM Hillary supporters during the primaries was that

"She is the candidate who can get things done".

She did get something done. She got Trump in the WH.

[Anonymous]

Hillary voter here:

I think she and Bill will flee the country. DoJ is going to bring some trumped up charges against her and other members of the Clinton inner circle. It will be a political witch hunt. Ugh.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I will remember her as a woman with the temerity to run twice knowing the odds were against her. That she took is further than we had ever gone before as women. She gave us a lot of hope. Her legacy is safe with me.

I'm pretty sure that everyone who was cheating for her benefit had her convinced she was a shoe-in.

I would be willing to bet she was smart enough to know her gender was always going to be a hurdle. And it was one she and we could not overcome.

Her gender was the only thing going for her. If she was a man, she'd be out of the picture a long time ago.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I will remember her as a woman with the temerity to run twice knowing the odds were against her. That she took is further than we had ever gone before as women. She gave us a lot of hope. Her legacy is safe with me.

I'm pretty sure that everyone who was cheating for her benefit had her convinced she was a shoe-in.

I would be willing to bet she was smart enough to know her gender was always going to be a hurdle. And it was one she and we could not overcome.

Sure.

Hard to see how you're denying this when SHE IS NOT THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I will remember her as a woman with the temerity to run twice knowing the odds were against her. That she took is further than we had ever gone before as women. She gave us a lot of hope. Her legacy is safe with me.

I'm pretty sure that everyone who was cheating for her benefit had her convinced she was a shoe-in.

I would be willing to bet she was smart enough to know her gender was always going to be a hurdle. And it was one she and we could not overcome.

Sure.

Hard to see how you're denying this when SHE IS NOT THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

NP. She lost for reasons that have absolutely nothing to do with her gender. The fact that she could not exploit this one huge advantage (let alone all others) deems her completely incapable, sorry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hillary voter here:

I think she and Bill will flee the country. DoJ is going to bring some trumped up charges against her and other members of the Clinton inner circle. It will be a political witch hunt. Ugh.

This seems incredibly far-fetched.

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Anonymous wrote:I will remember her as a woman with the temerity to run twice knowing the odds were against her. That she took is further than we had ever gone before as women. She gave us a lot of hope. Her legacy is safe with me.

I'm pretty sure that everyone who was cheating for her benefit had her convinced she was a shoe-in.

I would be willing to bet she was smart enough to know her gender was always going to be a hurdle. And it was one she and we could not overcome.

Sure.

Hard to see how you're denying this when SHE IS NOT THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

NP. She lost for reasons that have absolutely nothing to do with her gender. The fact that she could not exploit this one huge advantage (let alone all others) deems her completely incapable, sorry.

I'm amazed you think it was ever an advantage. Being a woman in this country is not an advantage.