reversing the apocalypse. i think the democratic party as a whole has really strayed from their roots as a party of the working class focused on those economic issues that trump really did touch on. i didn t want her to run on the first place, i was a joe biden supporter and then i was a bernie sanders supporter, i think there are a lot of problems there but i also think the problem goes deeper with the democratic party if you just look across the country at all the governorships and state legislative seats and all of that that we ve lost, i think we ve got to do more soul-searching than saying russia and soul-searching. tucker: and racial division division. i was surprised a little bit even for hillary to see just how unwilling she is to come to terms with what happens. trump is attacked as delusional, he believes things that are demonstrably false et cetera. she certainly does based on this interview.
humiliated until i read this piece in new york management mt is deranged, voter suppression in a state she didn t bother to visit, why would she say something like that? i think she has definitely been trying to explain her loss and she says things like i take responsibility, but then she also does want to shift the blame to things like voter suppression and james comay and the russians. i actually agree with you a lot on this, i do think it s possible to say maybe if jim comey handled things differently may be things do go a different way, but ultimately, donald trump did not run an amazing campaign. he was not an amazing candidate. he was highly polarizing at one election they can, a majority of americans were saying he s unfit for the presidency. hillary clinton should have been able to win and should have been in a position to win even with the slings and arrows of russia and jim comey et cetera. i talk a lot about this
reversing the apocalypse. i think the democratic party as a whole has really strayed from their roots as a party of the working class focused on those economic issues that trump really did touch on. i didn t want her to run on the first place, i was a joe biden supporter and then i was a bernie sanders supporter, i think there are a lot of problems there but i also think the problem goes deeper with the democratic party if you just look across the country at all the governorships and state legislative seats and all of that that we ve lost, i think we ve got to do more soul-searching than saying russia and the voter suppression. tucker: and racial division. i was surprised a little bit even for hillary to see just how unwilling she is to come to terms with what happens. trump is attacked as delusional, he believes things that are demonstrably false et cetera. she certainly does based on this interview. she believes the things that she says, i have a lot of
in a state she didn t bother to visit, why would she say something like that? i think she has definitely been trying to explain her loss and she says things like i take responsibility, but then she also does want to shift the blame to things like voter suppression and james comey and the russians. i actually agree with you a lot on this, i do think it s possible to say maybe if jim comey handled things differently may be things do go a different way, but ultimately, donald trump did not run an amazing campaign. he was not an amazing candidate. he was highly polarizing at one election they can, a majority of americans were saying he s unfit for the presidency. hillary clinton should have been able to win and should have been in a position to win even with the slings and arrows of russia and jim comey et cetera. i talk a lot about this