Hillary Clinton is back in the spotlight yet again despite every indication that America has given her that no one is really interested in what she has to say anymore. Appearing in an interview with Rachel Maddow, Clinton unsurprisingly used her time on air to take aim at President Trump.
Clinton expressed that she was “worried” about Trump’s “authoritarian tendencies” and the potential for those tendencies to cause an “erosion of our institutions to an extent that we’ve never imagined.”
What “authoritarian tendencies” that Hillary Clinton is referring to is really anyone’s guess. It seems that Clinton has fallen into the common liberal thought process of “I don’t like President Trump, and therefore the perfectly legal and standard actions that he is taking are authoritarian.”
If Maddow had shown the backbone of a real journalist and asked her to describe these tendencies, Clinton likely would have been at a loss for words.
The good news for conservatives, though, is that Hillary Clinton has become quite toxic to the Democratic Party, and many party leaders have even tried to quietly distance themselves from the failed presidential candidate. The more Clinton appears in the media making outrageous, spiteful claims, the more damage the Democratic party image takes.
To see the clip of Hillary Clinton’s interview where she made this absurd criticism and to hear Tomi Lahren’s take on the interview, be sure to check out the video below.
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