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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 306665" data-attributes="member: 35">Exactly.&nbsp; She leaned too hard into the neoliberalism of her husband because she was too clueless to read the room and realize it wasn&#039;t 1993 anymore.She said universal healthcare would never come to pass, accused Bernie supporters of being a bunch of bitter basement dwellers who wanted a pony, and told Rachel Maddow she didn&#039;t need to make concessions to the left because she was &quot;winning by millions of votes.&quot;&nbsp; And just to double down on that, she picked someone to her right as her VP.Now she&#039;s gone from listing scapegoats to giving the victory speech she was unable to deliver five years ago.&nbsp; The timing is rather interesting because Julian Assange is being discussed once again, with the media firmly on the side of his prosecution.&nbsp; On the other hand, The Hill just ran an article stating &quot;Hillary may be the Dems&#039; best hope in 2024.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 306665, member: 35"] Exactly. She leaned too hard into the neoliberalism of her husband because she was too clueless to read the room and realize it wasn't 1993 anymore. She said universal healthcare would never come to pass, accused Bernie supporters of being a bunch of bitter basement dwellers who wanted a pony, and told Rachel Maddow she didn't need to make concessions to the left because she was "winning by millions of votes." And just to double down on that, she picked someone [I][B]to her right[/B][/I] as her VP. Now she's gone from listing scapegoats to giving the victory speech she was unable to deliver five years ago. The timing is rather interesting because Julian Assange is being discussed once again, with the media firmly on the side of his prosecution. On the other hand, The Hill just ran an article stating "Hillary may be the Dems' best hope in 2024." [/QUOTE]

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