And no, it's not Huma Abedin!



Superpredators make the best help because they just kill people over drug deals, they don't steal the good silverware. No word on whether Bill Maher held this job.

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You see Trump tweet and do moronic things and wonder how we got here. Then Hillary opens her mouth or does something to get into a news cycle and you know *exactly* how we got here.

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“When I walked in this morning, and saw the flag was at half mast, I thought 'alright another bureaucrat ate it.'" - Ron Swanson

So little self-awareness. Hillary just has so little self-awareness. Like royalty. WTF....

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Thinking of putting together "Which Park Ridge resident said it: Hillary Clinton or Mike North?"

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Hillary Clinton or Dan Bernstein?

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Hillary saw the good in them. Great Christian woman.

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Be well

GO BEARS!!!

That would be awesome.


Dahleen Glanton probably dislikes Trump more than anyone here but she wrote a great column on Hillary today:

"Mr. Perez, I'm ready for my close-up!"

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/colu ... olumn.html

Hillary Clinton doesn't seem to realize that the curtain has come down on her political career. And if she isn't careful, she's going to turn into a modern-day Norma Desmond.

I was one of the many Americans who thought Clinton would have made a better president than Donald Trump, but we lost that election. It's time she realized that no one is interested in hearing her excuses for why Trump is in the White House and she isn't.

Like the protagonist in Billy Wilder's acclaimed 1950 film, "Sunset Boulevard," Clinton is beginning to sound like the faded silent film star who lives in a fantasy world where she makes a triumphant return to the screen.

While Clinton has stopped short of saying she'd like another shot at the White House, she seems to be implying that she deserves a second chance because the universe conspired to keep her from getting the job.

For months after the stunning loss, Clinton mostly stayed out of the spotlight, opting instead to take long walks in the woods and reflect on the election that has redefined America's mission both at home and abroad.

After a lifetime in politics, she doesn't seem to know what to do with herself. It's understandable that she's trying to sort out her next step. But from what we've seen so far, she's off to a bad start.

The conclusions she drew during her self-imposed solitude are disappointing, to say the least. Nothing we have heard from Clinton thus far can be used to move us forward. Instead, she has proved that Trump isn't the only one who's stuck in the past.

While the rest of us are trying to come to terms with the harsh reality of this election, both Clinton and Trump seem to be trapped in campaign mode. He keeps reminding us that he won the election and that we were stupid for underestimating his political prowess. She keeps telling us how stupid everyone, except herself, is for allowing that to happen.

In a series of public appearances in recent weeks, Clinton has laid the blame for her loss everywhere except for where it belongs. The truth is that she ran a lousy, ineffective campaign that broke down in key battleground states.

While intelligence officials have confirmed that Russia meddled with the election, we don't know what the impact was.

But according to Clinton, the Russian hacking appeared to be a "more effective theft even than Watergate."

Before that, she laid the blame on former FBI Director James Comey for announcing publicly on Oct. 28 that he might reopen the investigation into her use of a personal email server when she was secretary of state.

"If the election had been on Oct. 27, I would be your president," she told CNN's Christiane Amanpour at a Women for Women International event in New York last month.

Clinton went on to say that she takes "absolute personal responsibility" for the loss. "I was the candidate; I was the person on the ballot," she said.

There have been few times in American history that a presidential candidate got such a head start in the campaign as Clinton did. The Democratic Party, from the beginning, had parted the political waters for her, knocking down other potential contenders who might have considered mounting a challenge.

The party essentially anointed Clinton the next president, and even worked behind the scenes to discredit Sen. Bernie Sanders, the only candidate with the guts to oppose her on the ticket.

For Clinton, this election should have been an easy win. She had the momentum of being the first woman to capture the nomination of a major political party and her opponent was a political novice who wasn't even sure he really wanted the job.

It was Clinton herself who blew it.

In spite of the hacking and leaks, she won the popular vote by a substantial margin. She failed in the Electoral College, which indicates that her bigger problem may have been strategy.

But since we're talking honestly now, let's go back and look at her message. It didn't resonate with a lot of people, even with some of those who voted for her. In some cases, a vote for Clinton amounted to choosing the lesser of two evils.

The bottom line is that she took too much for granted. She believed that blue state voters would cast their ballots for her because she was a Democrat. She believed that women would come out for her in droves because she was a woman. She believed that African-Americans would make up the slack as they have done in past presidential elections.

In placing the blame for her loss on everyone but herself, Clinton is exhibiting the trait that so many voters disliked about her in the first place — her unabashed sense of entitlement.

She truly believed that it was her turn to be president and that sensible people would vote for her because they believed it too. What she didn't understand, in spite of devoting her adult life to politics, is that many Americans simply despise the idea of entitlement.

In this country, nobody owes anybody anything. And some of us will vote against our own best interests to prove it.

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Freedom is our Strength.

I could see Bernstein reaching such levels of smugness when it comes to "emotional illiterates" who are capable of whimsy.

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Glanton nailed that one

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Nobody is going to trick me into sympathizing with convicted murders.

I don't know.. They had to work for Hillary.

Bill's governorship was just the world's longest Hug A Black Day.

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She has a right to her opinion. As long as she moves on cool. If she keeps it up past a week or two then she needs psychiatric evaluation. At this point know one is interested in relitigating the election. Accept the L and move on. If she wants to discuss the state of the Democratic Party or play the role of elder statesperson fine. Don't run for office anymore and gosh stop making excuses.

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"What I really took from the Raleigh Bullfrogs was how the players had such...active and inquisitive minds."

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To be honest where are the racist statements? If she had a discriminatory viewpoint towards convicted felons then her views are lockstep with most of American society to be honest. The hypocrisy around here can be quite alarming at times.

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Is she woke ir not? Please translate this passage into a series of Beyonce gifs.

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Not even if they were convicted for killing a bunch of Muslims?

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You, of all people on this board, most attenuated to implications concerning slavery or other racial injustice, don't see the issue with Hillary Clinton waxing poetic about black murderers working in the governor's mansion to serve her and her family? Are you fucking serious? And the "we sent a few back to prison" meant nothing!?

What exactly was supposed to resonate? Also what exactly do you mean by waxing poetic? She expressed apprehension about having them there. If she had an epiphany then that's a positive. Seems that she was a tad condescending if anything.

My point about hypocrisy relates to the need to play gotcha games whenever Hillary Clinton is involved, while completely ignoring blatant racism by Donald Trump. There wasn't one damn thread about the overtly racist bullshit of this blithering idiot yet this evokes outrage? Get the hell out of here.

There isn't much to be offended with here. She was nervous about having murderous criminals in her home. You know who would also be nervous? Every member of this damn board; However because it is she that expresses such beliefs it somehow becomes evil to think that way.

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Freedom is our Strength.

Congratulations. You finally boiled down Hillary Clinton's campaign for President. "I'm not Donald Trump!"

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Freedom is our Strength.

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Not about Hillary or Trump it's about the fake outrage by some on here namely the hypocrisy of Curious Hair. I don't recall him ever posting anything about Trump's racism or anyone else's for that matter. Now this is supposed to be what ails him? I guess hatred for Hillary overrides his ambivalence for the plight of blacks. Damn hypocrite.

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I think it is pretty funny that ltg can actually say that Donald Trumps racism has been ignored.

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You do not talk to me like that! I work too hard to deal with this stuff! I work too hard! I'm an important member of the CSFMB! I drive a Dodge Stratus!

It has by some who've posted in this thread.

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Be well

GO BEARS!!!

I'll let CH take out the words I'm gong to put in his mouth, but I'm pretty sure he thinks Trump is racist. CH's beef with Clinton appears to be of that subtle racism of low expectations ilk.

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I think almost everyone knows what Donald Trump is. They may not go after him for everything but I wouldn't say it is ignored.

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You do not talk to me like that! I work too hard to deal with this stuff! I work too hard! I'm an important member of the CSFMB! I drive a Dodge Stratus!

Has he ever felt strong enough to comment? Doubt it and I'm sure he never felt strong enough about it to start a thread.

The use of prisoners, whom society believes have no rights isnt really racist or even oppressive. Trump has used illegals for exactly the same purpose and there wasn't a peep made on here about lest it be from "anti Trumpets".

This is a non story if it's anyone but Hillary Clinton..Thats my point.

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