Clinton says "nobody likes" Sanders and calls him a "career politician"

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Every time she opens her mouth it's a good thing for Sanders and Trump

Hillary of all peple saying nobody likes him. LOL. Nobody likes you, moron.

Lots of people like Hillary, which is why her comments are unhelpful. Party unity will be incredibly important come November and we cant afford to relitigate the 2016 primary every couple of months.

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For the first time in close to 40 years, Hillary is free to be as candid and open as she damn well pleases. Do I think its helpful? no. But I cant fault for saying what she thinks.

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Hopefully this is all out of our systems by November.

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This primary has already been a cluster and we haven’t even reached Iowa. I’m starting to think that only a couple of candidates (Buttigieg and Bennet) would actually be even slightly favored at this point against Trump. What a shame, the 2020 presidential election was originally lean D for sure but now I see it as tilt R.

Your thinking about this way too much. Especially the amount of impact this comment will have.

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But listen people, it's only Sanders sjpporters who want to re-litigate the 2016 primary. Good to sse the usual suspects trot out their usual attacks as well.

Also, this is kinda hilarious because #ILikeBernie is now trending on Twitter.

No offense, but whenever anything negative heads towards Bernie's direction, Twitter almost always turns it into a self congratulatory Bernie love fest.

Now, not saying thats a bad thing. One of Hillary's biggest weaknesses back in 2016 was her god awful online campaign infrastructure. If he wins the nomination, his online community will do wonders combating the fake news and smears that are going to inevitably come out against him from the right.  

Edit: And if Biden or Klobuchar win the nomination, they'll have the exact same issue that Hillary had. An online defense force is incredibly important this day and age. 

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If Sanders can't unify the party if he gets the nomination that is his problem, not Hillary Clinton's. She has not control over whether or not he can defeat Trump.

Well Hillary saying things like this makes it near damn impossible for unity. This is the exact same argument the Sandernistas used in 2016 against Hillary. It wasn’t valid then and it isn’t valid now. Party unity takes politicians from across the party.

Ehh, I think there are plenty of salty Hillary Clinton democrats. But I doubt more than a small sliver of them are going to vote against Sanders if he's the nominee.

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If anyone was paying attention, Hillary tweeted:

https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/1219773503735508992

So, like, can we all settle down and focus on the important stuff.

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She just gave a million people cover to defect without anybody being able to make a moral objection in November. And let's be honest: she probably wants that (after all, the 2020 Democratic nominee losing to Trump would make her look like less of a failure in relative terms, plus the act of pure spite is not something that has ever been above the Clintons).

Ahh, come on now. No reason to be paranoid. She'll endorse Sanders if he's the nominee, probably give a heartfelt speech at the convention and no one will remember come November.

It seems like a general trend I've noticed with Sanders supporters is tendency to catastrophize things. Happened last week after the Warren thing too. Sanders is fine, his campaign is fine, his chances in November are fine. A story that got almost no play on network TV and almost no retail space on websites wont mean anything in a week, let alone ten months.