Who or what Hillary has blamed for her loss. So far.

[Lincoln Republican]

Here's a list Hillary has blamed for her loss, so far.

Anything or anybody to add anyone?

Please discuss.



http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-01/heres-complete-list-everyone-everything-hillary-has-blamed-her-loss

[Mr. Morden]

Winfield, what do you blame for Mitt Romney's loss in 2012?  Too many voters turned out to be closeted homosexuals?:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=79279.msg1632707#msg1632707

[BudgieForce]

Winfield, what do you blame for Mitt Romney's loss in 2012?  Too many voters turned out to be closeted homosexuals?:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=79279.msg1632707#msg1632707

OOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

You just got served with the receipts!

BTW: Shes right on every count in one way or another.

[Lincoln Republican]

Winfield, what do you blame for Mitt Romney's loss in 2012?  Too many voters turned out to be closeted homosexuals?:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=79279.msg1632707#msg1632707

Well, I have to say, I am absolutely flattered that you would go back into the archives, dust them off, to find a quote of mine from ancient history.

You will, of course, notice that quote is from the 2008 election.

For 2012, I have never made any excuses for Romney losing the election.

I did say, at some point in the 2012 campaign, that Romney would not win as he tends to be a gaffe machine.  So I found Romney himself to be his own worst enemy on the campaign trail, and more  responsible than anyone else for his loss.



But I still believe that Romney would have been a great President.

However, this discussion in this thread is about Hillary, not Mitt.

[Inmate Trump]

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-01/heres-complete-list-everyone-everything-hillary-has-blamed-her-loss

I challenge you to refute each of these.

[Inmate Trump]

But I still believe that Romney would have been a great President.

However, this discussion in this thread is about Hillary, not Mitt.

I think Mitt would have made a fine enough president.  No doubt he'd be 100x better than the trash we currently have.

The same can be said of Hillary.

[ProudModerate2]

Winfield, what do you blame for Mitt Romney's loss in 2012?  Too many voters turned out to be closeted homosexuals?:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=79279.msg1632707#msg1632707

Ouch !
Winfield, you just got owned by Mr Morden.

[AtorBoltox]

There's a difference between identifying factors that contributed to the loss and 'blaming' others. As it happens Hillary is indisputably correct that all these factors contributed to her defeat

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That's not really a complete list.

[Lincoln Republican]

Clinton campaign ignored Bill’s advice and felt white working class voters weren’t worth the time.

Herein lies the real reason Hillary lost.  

She ignored white working class voters, took them for granted in key states, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin.

Trump acknowledged their plight and said he would take action.

Hillary's own vanity and pride was her downfall.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2016/11/13/losers-clinton-campaign-ignored-bills-advice-and-felt-white-working-class-voters-werent-worth-the-time-n2245095

[Kamala]

Yeah yeah we get it, Hillary committed all 7 deadly sins on the campaign trail yada yada

[President Johnson]

Barack Obama and Joe Biden?

[Doimper]

Winfield, what do you blame for Mitt Romney's loss in 2012?  Too many voters turned out to be closeted homosexuals?:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=79279.msg1632707#msg1632707

Well, I have to say, I am absolutely flattered that you would go back into the archives, dust them off, to find a quote of mine from ancient history.

You will, of course, notice that quote is from the 2008 election.

For 2012, I have never made any excuses for Romney losing the election.

I did say, at some point in the 2012 campaign, that Romney would not win as he tends to be a gaffe machine.  So I found Romney himself to be his own worst enemy on the campaign trail, and more  responsible than anyone else for his loss.



But I still believe that Romney would have been a great President.

However, this discussion in this thread is about Hillary, not Mitt.

Winfield, are you just a closet homosexual frustrated by your insecurity over your sexuality and attempting to sound macho by lashing out at Mr. Morden?

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

That's not really a complete list.

Correct.  She didn't blame herself.

[Badger]

Winfield, what do you blame for Mitt Romney's loss in 2012?  Too many voters turned out to be closeted homosexuals?:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=79279.msg1632707#msg1632707

Well, I have to say, I am absolutely flattered that you would go back into the archives, dust them off, to find a quote of mine from ancient history.

You will, of course, notice that quote is from the 2008 election.

For 2012, I have never made any excuses for Romney losing the election.

I did say, at some point in the 2012 campaign, that Romney would not win as he tends to be a gaffe machine.  So I found Romney himself to be his own worst enemy on the campaign trail, and more  responsible than anyone else for his loss.



But I still believe that Romney would have been a great President.

However, this discussion in this thread is about Hillary, not Mitt.

Winfield, are you just a closet homosexual frustrated by your insecurity over your sexuality and attempting to sound macho by lashing out at Mr. Morden?

Jerry public Winstead it's easy to decipher Winfield's post if you imagine him wearing a monocle. In this instance I hear him periodically shrieking at Mr. morden " oh, listen to her!"

[Lincoln Republican]

Clinton supporter actor George Clooney blames Clinton's "frustrating" speeches for her loss.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/09/24/hillary-clinton-blames-many-things-for-her-loss-george-clooney-blames-her-frustrating-speeches/

[Fuzzy Bear]

Hillary would have won had it not been for her persona.  That, and the fact that her campaign was one where her candidacy was forced on the Democratic Party; the decks were cleared, and folks didn't have a choice until Bernie (who isn't really a Democrat) stepped in.

She's not likable.  No one likes here.  She's not admirable.  She's someone who'd be one of a number of run-of-the-mill political figures were she not married to Bill.  She's nakedly ambitious.  Unlike Trump, she's a phony about this.  Hillary Clinton should take 2016 very personally; the voters personally rejected HER.  That hurts, but she only has herself to blame.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

I stand my my opinion Hillary still would've won if she only ran a better campaign, especially not taking things for granted. It was her race to lose until last days and with better approach things like Comey wouldn't have swung the race.

Whatever we say about what Trump policies represents (and I abhor his policies), he played every card right. Still, he could've been stopped easily.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Here's a list Hillary has blamed for her loss, so far.

Anything or anybody to add anyone?

Please discuss.



http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-01/heres-complete-list-everyone-everything-hillary-has-blamed-her-loss

She's also blamed Sanders, Biden, and the third party candidates.

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-01/heres-complete-list-everyone-everything-hillary-has-blamed-her-loss

I challenge you to refute each of these.

I challenge the Trump Administration to stop whining about an election they WON and actually act like a government instead of a reality TV show.

[7,052,770]

Hillary Clinton should take 2016 very personally; the voters personally rejected HER.

Well, the voters actually rejected Donald Trump and chose Hillary Clinton be president. Devastatingly, a fluke of the system overturned the voice of the voters and installed him anyway.

I doubt it's much comfort to Hillary, but it would be much worse of a personal insult if America had actually wanted Trump to be president instead of her.

[7,052,770]

Clinton campaign ignored Bill’s advice and felt white working class voters weren’t worth the time.

Herein lies the real reason Hillary lost.  

She ignored white working class voters, took them for granted in key states, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin.

Trump acknowledged their plight and said he would take action.

Hillary's own vanity and pride was her downfall.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2016/11/13/losers-clinton-campaign-ignored-bills-advice-and-felt-white-working-class-voters-werent-worth-the-time-n2245095

The vain, prideful people are the pampered, fickle voters in the Rust Belt who got their fee-fees hurt by Hillary not campaigning in their town (as she, along with Trump, did not for well over 90% of Americans) and spitefully decided not to vote for her. Nobody needs a personal visit to find out about candidates in 2016, and those of us who don't have #SwingStatePrivilege somehow manage to make a non-petty choice every 4 years anyway.

[TPIG]

Clinton campaign ignored Bill’s advice and felt white working class voters weren’t worth the time.

Herein lies the real reason Hillary lost.  

She ignored white working class voters, took them for granted in key states, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin.

Trump acknowledged their plight and said he would take action.

Hillary's own vanity and pride was her downfall.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2016/11/13/losers-clinton-campaign-ignored-bills-advice-and-felt-white-working-class-voters-werent-worth-the-time-n2245095

The vain, prideful people are the pampered, fickle voters in the Rust Belt who got their fee-fees hurt by Hillary not campaigning in their town (as she, along with Trump, did not for well over 90% of Americans) and spitefully decided not to vote for her. Nobody needs a personal visit to find out about candidates in 2016, and those of us who don't have #SwingStatePrivilege somehow manage to make a non-petty choice every 4 years anyway.

Darn those voters for choosing a man who actually spoke to them and their concerns and didn't take them for granted. To argue that the average rust belt voter, the people hammered after years of big-government policies, should have sucked it up, and gone along with the anointment of Queen Hillary, is frankly ludicrous. It wasn't just that she didn't campaign in their towns; it was that she ignored them and the issues important to them.

[7,052,770]

Clinton campaign ignored Bill’s advice and felt white working class voters weren’t worth the time.

Herein lies the real reason Hillary lost.  

She ignored white working class voters, took them for granted in key states, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin.

Trump acknowledged their plight and said he would take action.

Hillary's own vanity and pride was her downfall.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2016/11/13/losers-clinton-campaign-ignored-bills-advice-and-felt-white-working-class-voters-werent-worth-the-time-n2245095

The vain, prideful people are the pampered, fickle voters in the Rust Belt who got their fee-fees hurt by Hillary not campaigning in their town (as she, along with Trump, did not for well over 90% of Americans) and spitefully decided not to vote for her. Nobody needs a personal visit to find out about candidates in 2016, and those of us who don't have #SwingStatePrivilege somehow manage to make a non-petty choice every 4 years anyway.

Darn those voters for choosing a man who actually spoke to them and their concerns and didn't take them for granted. To argue that the average rust belt voter, the people hammered after years of big-government policies, should have sucked it up, and gone along with the anointment of Queen Hillary, is frankly ludicrous. It wasn't just that she didn't campaign in their towns; it was that she ignored them and the issues important to them.

According to our resident "progressive" Hillaryhaters, it's because she didn't campaign in their towns.

I have no problem with someone who actually thought Trump would be a better president voting for him. I have a HUGE problem with someone who wanted Hillary to win but couldn't be bothered to actually go vote for her because reasons.

[Badger]

Clinton campaign ignored Bill’s advice and felt white working class voters weren’t worth the time.

Herein lies the real reason Hillary lost.  

She ignored white working class voters, took them for granted in key states, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin.

Trump acknowledged their plight and said he would take action.

Hillary's own vanity and pride was her downfall.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2016/11/13/losers-clinton-campaign-ignored-bills-advice-and-felt-white-working-class-voters-werent-worth-the-time-n2245095

The vain, prideful people are the pampered, fickle voters in the Rust Belt who got their fee-fees hurt by Hillary not campaigning in their town (as she, along with Trump, did not for well over 90% of Americans) and spitefully decided not to vote for her. Nobody needs a personal visit to find out about candidates in 2016, and those of us who don't have #SwingStatePrivilege somehow manage to make a non-petty choice every 4 years anyway.

Darn those voters for choosing a man who actually spoke to them and their concerns and didn't take them for granted. To argue that the average rust belt voter, the people hammered after years of big-government policies, should have sucked it up, and gone along with the anointment of Queen Hillary, is frankly ludicrous. It wasn't just that she didn't campaign in their towns; it was that she ignored them and the issues important to them.

The voters didn't chose Trump by a margin of almost 3 million. Just a reminder.