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Clinton owned the Democratic party, they followed her sinking the ship instead of unifying behind someone electable. Clinton's campaign was 100% continuity and

Clinton owned the Democratic party, they followed her sinking the ship instead of unifying behind someone electable. Clinton's campaign was 100% continuity and that is what her opposition focused on

tptacek 9y ago
This is a just-so story that requires us to believe that Clinton's influence over the party generated millions of extra votes for her. It's an extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary evidence (emails from the DNC illustrating that they supported her after her victory became a literal foregone conclusion do not count as that), and one for which virtually no evidence is ever presented. The party didn't nominate Clinton. Sixteen million individual American voters did. Clinton came within a hairs breadth of the number of votes Barack Obama, the most popular Democratic politician in modern memory, gained. Sanders missed that mark by four million votes.