The Hillary motto: “When it doubt, trot gender out”.
She’s and her people have done it before. Lots of times. And, apparently, they’re doing it again now.
Here is the campaign’s answer to why Ms. Clinton’s unfavorable ratings are 20% higher than those of Bernie Sanders’, via an exchange, this morning, between CNN host Chris Cuomo and NY1 commentator Errol Louis:
LOUIS: “It means she’s got something she’s got to overcome,” Louis said. “Let me suggest to you, because some of her strategists have said this quietly, it’s not really a big thing on the campaign trail.
“A lot of this is sexism. I mean, it’s buried so deep that people just say, ‘I don’t trust her. She doesn’t keep her word.’
“And then you turn around and say, well what politician does? … Politicians all the time, they change their opinions, they move here, they move there.
“With Hillary Clinton, though, it seems to be something that’s completely unacceptable. Everybody raises money from all kinds of sources, she’s the one they throw dollar bills at”.
CUOMO: “So they’re saying it’s sexism, not the cascade of scandals?”
LOUIS: “I think there’s an element of that”.
What a novel concept. People don’t like Hillary Clinton – including a ton of her fellow Democrats – so it must be her plumbing.
It can’t be that she’s devious, conniving, has been caught in one lie after another for decades, won’t release her speech transcripts, lied to the devastated families after Benghazi and, generally, is to authenticity what house brand “processed sandwich slices” are to real cheese. Nah, what does that have to do with anything?
Is this what they’ll say if Putin, khamenei or al-assad say something negative about her? Will Ms. Clinton’s chief of staff demand an apology, or she’ll hold her breath until her face turns blue?
There are many reasons not to want Hillary Clinton as our next president. And this constant, pathetic whining that “they’re mistreating me ’cause I’m a girrrrrlllll” is right up there among them.



Hillary Rodham is a Half-Vast, Left-Wing Conspiracy.
. . . . . . say it out loud, slowly .. . . . . . to savor the meaning.\