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It has been six months since the political world was rocked to its core with the upset election of Donald Trump as President.
One person who has not gotten over Trump's victory was his opponent, Hillary Clinton.Of course, in the days before the election, almost every pollster and commentator predicted a Clinton victory. She was overconfident and believed the media spin. Incredibly,
she was outperformed by a political novice, who won 306 electoral votes in 31 states, an
unexpected landslide. This week, in an interview with Christiane Amanpour of CNN,
Clinton blamed the loss on "the combination of Jim Comey's letter on October 28 and Russian WikiLeaks."Obviously, Hillary Clinton
prefers fantasy to the harsh political reality of her disastrous campaign. She said, "I was on the way to winning"
until these supposedly disastrous circumstances united to derail her candidacy. It is quite convenient for Hillary to blame everyone else but herself.
Hillary claimed that
Comey's letter and WikiLeaks disclosures were critical factors that
"raised doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me but got scared off," For good measure, she also
blamed misogyny, using the sexism card once again.
Comment: Pathetic Kiev can to do little more to "punish" Russia for allowing Crimea back into its historic fold, than to bar Russian journos and artists from a singing contest!