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We know why. You can't answer it from your perspective; recognize that it was a life changing, heartbreaking moment. It's about closure.

Maybe mostly women will understand & perhaps men won't... but it's clear to every woman I've talked to. When we hurt, we need to get it out.

Cosigned a zillion times. Media's barely even *touched* the topic of millions of women and girls' heartbreak. #wonderwhy

Also, I will say that as a very active '16 Clinton volunteer, the Bad part of me felt the same. "Where were all these fuckers 6 mos. ago!?"

Well, my sister was at the March for Women, and I know she has a full time job, a husband, and 2 children.

I'm glad you identify it as a "Bad" part. I am not a pro-Clinton person, but I was opposed to people criticizing the marchers.

I think there was a fatal amount of over-confidence and the DNC that they were going to win this. Hillary and the Obamas said...

Gosh, as a woman who is in politics myself, be it locally, seems clintons book makes tons of sense. Maybe you are using the wrong frame?

Strange, will this guy be asking the same of Bernie or any other man writing a book after a lost campaign? hint: probably not.

I like how you have to posit a hypothetical because you cannot think of any other person who wrote a book blaming everyone else.

Art. Of. The. Deal.

You think "Art of the Deal" is about Trump having lost a political campaign in 1987 and blaming everyone else?

No, he said a book about blaming everyone else. Throughout AOTD, you see moments where failure is never ever trump's fault. Ever.

Hey, those private airplane trips to the Hamptons to hobknob with rich as sin donors don't pay for themselves, you know,...

C'mon, it's a fair question. Her book is essentially a memoir complaining about her loss in '16. If you can explain how it's not, I'm .

And Bernie has written his own complaining about her. Why did he think stuff like THIS was productive?https://twitter.com/adamparkhomenko/status/906726339989966849 …

No, his book was about going forward politically. If Clinton's book were the same there'd be 0 argument but it's not. She lost & is bitter.

Clinton has every right to her feelings obvs, but writing a book about it when Sanders, Harris etc are uniting seems like a bad idea.

I agree with you she has a right to feelings, & I further sugg she has an earned right to assess Bernie's behavior & its political effects

What behaviour? Bernie didn't stop her campaigning in the Rust Belt or make her tweet about abuellas & emojis!

Bernie didn't make her focus on personality over policies or tell miners she put them out of work?