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DdawgSalon - a hardcore liberal magazine posted an article March 9. It's stunning how hard they hit Hillary.
Salon -
"It should be over for Hillary: Party elites and MSNBC canât prop her up after Bernieâs Michigan miracle"
You wouldnât know it from watching TV last night or reading the national papers this morning but Bernie Sandersâ Michigan win ranks among the greatest upsets in presidential primary history.
Should he win the nomination it will be go down as the biggest upset of any kind in American political history.
And ......
Itâs always too little, too late. Voters sense sheâs just moving pawns on a chess board in part because she can never explain her change of heart and often doesnât even try. She switched horses on global trade in a blog post, on the Keystone pipeline at a grammar school event. In a recent debate she left fracking to the GOP governors who covered themselves in glory on Obamacare, as if it were a statesâ rights issue. With her Super PAC (and hers and Billâs breathtaking haul of $153 million in mostly corporate speaking fees), she is the living avatar of pay to play politics. She shouldnât be the Democratic nominee for president because she doesnât even know itâs wrong.
She remains woefully out of touch with the public mood in other ways. This week she began telling voters she and Bernie were pals and that it was time to wrap up their little primary so she could focus on the Republicans. As anyone outside her tone deaf campaign could have told her, she came off as entitled, presumptuous and condescending. The voters arenât done deciding yet. When they are, theyâll let the candidates know. When party and press elites parroted her line, it had the same effect on Democrats as Mittâs anti-Trump speech had on Republicans.
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Salon -
"It should be over for Hillary: Party elites and MSNBC canât prop her up after Bernieâs Michigan miracle"
You wouldnât know it from watching TV last night or reading the national papers this morning but Bernie Sandersâ Michigan win ranks among the greatest upsets in presidential primary history.
Should he win the nomination it will be go down as the biggest upset of any kind in American political history.
And ......
Itâs always too little, too late. Voters sense sheâs just moving pawns on a chess board in part because she can never explain her change of heart and often doesnât even try. She switched horses on global trade in a blog post, on the Keystone pipeline at a grammar school event. In a recent debate she left fracking to the GOP governors who covered themselves in glory on Obamacare, as if it were a statesâ rights issue. With her Super PAC (and hers and Billâs breathtaking haul of $153 million in mostly corporate speaking fees), she is the living avatar of pay to play politics. She shouldnât be the Democratic nominee for president because she doesnât even know itâs wrong.
She remains woefully out of touch with the public mood in other ways. This week she began telling voters she and Bernie were pals and that it was time to wrap up their little primary so she could focus on the Republicans. As anyone outside her tone deaf campaign could have told her, she came off as entitled, presumptuous and condescending. The voters arenât done deciding yet. When they are, theyâll let the candidates know. When party and press elites parroted her line, it had the same effect on Democrats as Mittâs anti-Trump speech had on Republicans.

