Democrats destined to lose again because they will not take responsibility for their loss

John Phillips:
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She also deflected blame of her loss onto James Comey and the FBI, stating, “Swing-state voters made their decisions in the final days breaking against me because of the FBI letter from Director Comey.”

And then in a speech at the retirement ceremony for outgoing Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., Clinton theorized that people didn’t like her because they couldn’t tell the difference between fact and fiction while reading their Facebook feed. “It’s now clear that so-called fake news can have real world consequences. This isn’t about politics or partisanship. Lives are at risk,” she theorized.

Rank and file Democrats appear to be buying into this narrative.

Nothing says owning your loss like blaming The Onion.

I can just picture the opening benediction at the next DNC meeting. “Dear Lord, please give us the strength to blame those who did this to us and accuse those who didn’t.”

Amen.
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He points out that Clinton was not the only Democrat who lost and they can't blame their loss on Putin or "fake news."  They lost because they are Democrats and people do not like their policies.  As long as they do not get this they are going to keep on losing.

Liberalism is why they are losing.  At least Bill Clinton responded by moderating his views after getting Democrats into a position losing the House for the first time in 50 years.  Obama doubled down on liberalism and wound up getting over a thousand Democrats seats lost across the country.  Hillary promised more of the same and that is why she lost, along with her own mendacity in the handling of classified material and her "deplorable" name calling of Trump voters.

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