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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 54137" data-attributes="member: 35">She waited this long to tell us what her supporters have been claiming for the past five months?&nbsp; I&#039;m going to break down her claims one by one:&quot;Russian meddling.&quot; - Ironic, since Russian meddling consisted of exposing DNC meddling.&nbsp; The idea that they shouldn&#039;t be held accountable for their actions because they were hacked is asinine.&quot;FBI Director James Comey&#039;s involvement towards the end of the race.&quot; - I&#039;ve yet to hear someone cite this as a reason for not voting for Hillary.&nbsp; Except maybe right wingers who wouldn&#039;t have voted for her anyway.&quot;Wikileaks theft of emails from her campaign chairman.&quot; - Which contained such tidbits as Hillary having a &quot;private and public&quot; position on the issues, further demonstrating that she can&#039;t be trusted.&quot;Misogyny.&quot; - Like all of those &quot;misogynist&quot; Jill Stein voters.&nbsp; And I&#039;m sure the 77,744 votes that cost her the election all came down to misogyny and not the fact that she ignored the swing states.I&#039;m so glad we finally have an objective and unbiased source to explain why Hillary lost the election.&nbsp; I guess it&#039;s time to concede and admit her supporters have been right all along!Failure to connect with disillusioned voters, failed neoliberal policies, a campaign based on how bad Trump was as opposed to why her policies were good, etc.She won the popular vote by three million, so I highly doubt that misogyny was a contributing factor in her losing the election.&nbsp; And while Russian hacking is bad, Democrats can&#039;t hide from their actions because of it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 54137, member: 35"] She waited this long to tell us what her supporters have been claiming for the past five months? I'm going to break down her claims one by one: "Russian meddling." - Ironic, since Russian meddling consisted of exposing DNC meddling. The idea that they shouldn't be held accountable for their actions because they were hacked is asinine. "FBI Director James Comey's involvement towards the end of the race." - I've yet to hear someone cite this as a reason for not voting for Hillary. Except maybe right wingers who wouldn't have voted for her anyway. "Wikileaks theft of emails from her campaign chairman." - Which contained such tidbits as Hillary having a "private and public" position on the issues, further demonstrating that she can't be trusted. "Misogyny." - Like all of those "misogynist" Jill Stein voters. And I'm sure the 77,744 votes that cost her the election all came down to misogyny and not the fact that she ignored the swing states. I'm so glad we finally have an objective and unbiased source to explain why Hillary lost the election. I guess it's time to concede and admit her supporters have been right all along! Failure to connect with disillusioned voters, failed neoliberal policies, a campaign based on how bad Trump was as opposed to why her policies were good, etc. She won the popular vote by three million, so I highly doubt that misogyny was a contributing factor in her losing the election. And while Russian hacking is bad, Democrats can't hide from their actions because of it. [/QUOTE]

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