shockedcanadian
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- Aug 6, 2012
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Bill Clinton bashes Trump, blames 'angry white men' and Comey for wife's loss
This guy is so arrogant, I lost a great deal of respect for him throughout this election. What does this say for all the women who voted for Trump, or Hispanics or much higher percentage of blacks who voted for Trump? What about the 95% of black voters who voted for Obama last election, were they just angry?
Odd how Bush could stay in the background and humbly pass the torch with some class and dignity while Clinton can't accept that America didn't want a dynasty in the Whitehouse and fully rejected where the nation and the Democratic party was bringing them.
Take out the "given" states. California, New York and Texas, maybe toss in another solid GOP. How would the popular vote look then? This guy seems more interested in his legacy and power for his family than the will of the people and the nation they want.
Finally, going after Comey, because he was the one who told your wife to use a private server which jeopardized the security of the U.S, then have the audacity to destroy 33,000 (all of which surely showed she was innocent, right?) and collect millions from foreign government in her Foundation. Umm, no, he was doing his job, even though I'm sure he had to deal with political pressure from many sides.
No wonder the college kids are so entitled, the party they look up to has become that too, Super Delegates and all!
This guy is so arrogant, I lost a great deal of respect for him throughout this election. What does this say for all the women who voted for Trump, or Hispanics or much higher percentage of blacks who voted for Trump? What about the 95% of black voters who voted for Obama last election, were they just angry?
Odd how Bush could stay in the background and humbly pass the torch with some class and dignity while Clinton can't accept that America didn't want a dynasty in the Whitehouse and fully rejected where the nation and the Democratic party was bringing them.
Take out the "given" states. California, New York and Texas, maybe toss in another solid GOP. How would the popular vote look then? This guy seems more interested in his legacy and power for his family than the will of the people and the nation they want.
Finally, going after Comey, because he was the one who told your wife to use a private server which jeopardized the security of the U.S, then have the audacity to destroy 33,000 (all of which surely showed she was innocent, right?) and collect millions from foreign government in her Foundation. Umm, no, he was doing his job, even though I'm sure he had to deal with political pressure from many sides.
No wonder the college kids are so entitled, the party they look up to has become that too, Super Delegates and all!
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