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10:34Now PlayingThe Democratic Party establishment still can’t seem to get over the fact that Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 Presidential election. But rather than admitting that they put up a bad candidate or that she ran a pathetic campaign, they’ve decided to triple down on their claims that she did nothing wrong. Mike Papantonio is joined by Ed Schultz to discuss this.
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Ever since the 2016 Presidential election was officially called for Donald Trump, the Democratic Party has been going through a list of different excuses as to why Hillary Clinton lost. They’ve blamed everyone and everything including Bernie Sanders, Jill Stein, Susan Sarandon, Russia, Wikileaks, James Comey, but never once have the Party elites admitted to themselves that maybe they just ran a lousy campaign.
And now here we are, nearly 18 months after that election, and the DNC refuses to move on. The Democratic Party has decided that their best course of action is NOT to look at themselves and figure out where they screwed up, but to continue on with their wild goose chase about who is to blame for Hillary’s loss. They’ve now filed a lawsuit against the Trump campaign, Russia, and Wikileaks, alleging that a conspiracy to steal the 2016 election took place that prevented Hillary Clinton from winning.
You have to wonder if that alleged conspiracy involved preventing Hillary from visiting vital states like Wisconsin; or maybe it involved having her bash Trump instead of talking about issues; or perhaps it involved these groups coming together to convince Hillary that she should hold private dinners with Wall Street bankers instead of talking to average voters on the street.
The premise of the lawsuit is razor thin, and it’ll be surprising if a judge even allows this to move forward. But one thing is for certain – its highly unlikely that the DNC is going to come out of this fight with a victory, and they might actually cause more harm to their Party than they realize.
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