Hillary Tells Us That Obama Caused Her Election Loss In 2016

On Wednesday, we learned from Hillary’s own mouth that Barack Obama and his subordinates caused her to lose the 2016 presidential election. She elaborately told her rapt, subservient audience that the DNC was broke, nearly insolvent and did nothing to help her in the election.

Hillary’s story is interesting because Obama was the Democrat Party leader during the election, and the DNC was his tool to ensure a Democrat candidate was elected, except that he diverted millions of dollars to his pet Organizing For America, which took much cash from the DNC.

But Hillary and the lying press told America exactly the opposite about her dealings with the DNC during the election, and she forgets that the DNC was plotting all along to defeat Bernie Sanders in favor of her nomination throughout the primary campaign. That doesn’t sound like a lack of support to me. And she also forgot that she called on Obama numerous times for joint campaign appearances in order to get his fans on her side and that she was best buds with Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the head of the DNC, for the entire campaign.

Hillary hastily informed her audience that she takes full responsibility for every decision she made during the campaign, but that none of her decisions caused her to lose the election. So I guess she expects us to believe that it was not her decision to skip appearances in Wisconsin and Michigan because she assumed that these states were in her back pocket? And are we to believe that she did not call all Republicans “deplorable” in her speeches? And are we to believe that she did not send paid, union and DNC thugs to Trump campaigns to disrupt them and encourage violence? And are we to believe that her decision to use an illegal and unsecured email server was neither her decision nor had any impact on the outcome of the election?

Hillary was not only the worst candidate in American history, but she is a fool who is unable to arrive at a commonsense, truthful conclusion to any problem.