It's just so awkward how right she was, how wrong they were, & that no one is willing to step-up & say, "I'm sorry @HillaryClinton. I was wrong about you & you were right about him & just about everything else."
They'll never do it, no matter how many examples of fact provided.
They'll never do it, no matter how many examples of fact provided.
When people say she didn't fight hard enough. That she should have been tougher. That she didn't offer a coherent plan of what she would do as President--or why she even wanted to be President.
I tell them they missed all the parts of the election that included @HillaryClinton .
I tell them they missed all the parts of the election that included @HillaryClinton .
People still act surprised when I show them quotes.
I'm usually like, "are you fucking serious? This was during one of the debates. She said this to his face.'
And she did. She told the full truth.
While the rest of the world equivocated, @HillaryClinton did not.
I'm usually like, "are you fucking serious? This was during one of the debates. She said this to his face.'
And she did. She told the full truth.
While the rest of the world equivocated, @HillaryClinton did not.
They gave her little credit then, less now.
She annihilated him so thoroughly during the debates that by the third one he was left standing on the stage alone, furious, embarrassed.
His family stood on the other side of the stage whispering to each other awkwardly.
She annihilated him so thoroughly during the debates that by the third one he was left standing on the stage alone, furious, embarrassed.
His family stood on the other side of the stage whispering to each other awkwardly.
There was no way for @HillaryClinton to win because in her own words, they were never going to let her win.
Just another moment of where @HillaryClinton was in possession of the truth and was not afraid to acknowledge it.
Just another moment of where @HillaryClinton was in possession of the truth and was not afraid to acknowledge it.
