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5:01Now PlayingIn an ABC News interview that aired on Tuesday, Hillary Clinton couldn’t help but take a few cheap shots at Bernie Sanders, claiming that he wouldn’t be a strong nominee for the Democrats. The polls say otherwise, and his ideas are hugely popular among Democrats, Independents, and even some Republicans. Clinton is completely out of touch with the public, and has been since the 1990’s, so maybe that’s why she doesn’t understand his appeal. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.
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Yesterday morning, ABC news ran an interview that they had with Hillary Clinton, you know, just in time for Super Tuesday voting, where Hillary Clinton came out and said that she does not think Bernie Sanders would be a very strong nominee against Donald Trump. The day of Super Tuesday voting where nearly one third of the total delegates were up for grabs needed for the nomination and ABC news decides, you know what, we should run that Hillary Clinton interview where she says, Bernie Sanders isn't very good. Smart move. Really not suspicious at all, ABC news. Good, good decision there. Here's the thing though. Hillary Clinton continues to re-emerge every week or two with just another dig at Bernie Sanders and at this point it's getting ridiculous and almost comical. Hillary Clinton lost to the least popular candidate in modern American history and she has the audacity to come out here and try to tell us what does and doesn't work for a nominee when she refuses to acknowledge what didn't work for her. Nobody should be listening to Hillary Clinton at this point.
She's not some great Oracle out there. She didn't learn from her mistakes and is going out there and trying to warn us not to make them. She's still just pissed off at Bernie and she is going to ride that wave of being pissed off as long as she possibly can and it's exhausting at this point. But you know what's not exhausting? The fact that Bernie isn't coming back and hitting her back. His campaign is not giving any comments here. They're not taking digs at her in response to all the other comments she made, like nobody likes Bernie, nobody wants to work with him. They're playing this civilly, just like the attacks from Elizabeth Warren on Bernie Sanders. Bernie's come out and hit some of the other candidates pretty dang hard, but he refuses to do that with Elizabeth Warren. Even when she's telling us lies about his policies, like he wants to raise taxes on middle-class people. We can't do that. And Bernie's not coming back and, and being vicious and attacking her either.
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