Hillary Clinton Says ‘Tens Of Millions’ Of People Are Still Butthurt Over Her Loss

Pathetic: Adjective. Used to describe Hillary Clinton’s following remark:

“People ask ‘why haven’t you moved on?’ and I say, ‘well, there are tens of millions of people who haven’t moved on because there are still so many unanswered questions.'”

Hillary’s still doing this. She recently sat down with some chick named Hilary Barry and decided to discuss her HERstoric loss, because it’s impossible to beat the dead horse enough, apparently.

“How do you deal with the disappointment that is so monumental?” Barry asked. “I mean the rest of us have disappointments from time to time, but certainly not on that scale. How do you deal with that?”

Long walks in the woods. Lying. Definitely NOT baking cookies. The usual.

“It’s so important that you have more in your life to lift you up and get you going, than whatever the setback happened to have been,” Hillary explained.

Wow. Riveting.

“It would be inaccurate to say I wasn’t devastated, because I was devastated,” Hillary added. “I didn’t expect it. I wasn’t ready for it.”

Yeah, MSM wasn’t ready for it either. Remember this?

Good times.

Hillary went on to say that “tens of millions” of people are still trying to cope with the loss.

“It’s still an ongoing process; our country has not yet resolved it,” Hillary said. “People ask ‘why haven’t you moved on?’ and I say, ‘well, there are tens of millions of people who haven’t moved on because there are still so many unanswered questions.'”

OH. So she can’t move on because “tens of millions” of people can’t accept reality? Alrighty then.

She also blamed sexism again, because why the heck not?

Clinton further opined on her belief that the 2016 election was “a perfect storm” of factors that worked against her. She said it was difficult for her campaign to navigate through the waters of “sexism,” “misogyny,” “Russian interference,” and “disinformation.”

Since losing the election, Clinton has chosen to remain on the national stage and defend her performance.

Clinton has also been a fierce critic of President Donald Trump and the policies of his administration. In April, Clinton claimed the U.S. was witnessing “an all-out attack on core values of democracy.”

When asked by Barry if she would entertain another run for political office, Clinton indicated no ambition for running again. However, she did pledge to campaign for Democrats up and down the ballot in 2018.

“I am going to be active in this upcoming election–in 2018–because that will be the turning point,” Clinton said.

Uhhhhhh, that might not actually be the best idea. If Democrats want to win anything in the near future, they need to run away from Hillary as fast as they can. Wait. Forget I said that. Hillary, campaign away! Hehe.

Anywho, you can watch the interview here.

h/t Free Beacon