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Full Title...................'I beat both of them': Hillary Clinton defiantly claims she DEFEATED Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders during the election in interview at her home (not the White House).............................. The 69-year-old made the remark during a new interview about her election loss Clinton received almost 3 million more votes than Donald Trump in the election But the Democrat was defeated by Trump 304 to 227 in electoral college count Clinton also spoke about negative impact sexism had on her chances of winning

<p>Welcome, spring. Finally, the dreary winter days have gone and spring days offer hope and renewal.</p> <p>Fittingly, Hillary Clinton took her place back in New York at the gathering of “Women for Women International.”</p> <p>It was a pleasure to see her in best form, relaxed, humorous, witty … a class act. If not for Russian intervention and FBI hindrance 10 days before the election, Hillary would have taken on the weighty job of president, without whining, with dignity.</p>

The moment Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said in an interview that she felt she was on her way to winning the election until FBI Director James Comey’s letter and WikiLeaks “raised doubts” in voters’ minds, you just knew that President Donald Trump was going to respond. And it was likely going to be on Twitter. Well, it took more than a few hours, but POTUS eventually fired off a pair of tweets before the stroke of midnight:

"The reason why I believe we lost were the intervening events of the last 10 days," Clinton said in an interview Tuesday. Speaking in New York City on Tuesday, former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said it's fair to question President Donald Trump's legitimacy due to supposed Russian involvement in the election. The former secretary of state made the remarks at a "Women for Women" event in New York City. The reason Trump's legitimacy can be questioned, she said, is because of repeated efforts by the Russian government to intercede in his behalf....

Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini have become, for many of us today, mere Hollywood villains – generic personifications of evil or (in Mussolini's case) buffoonish authoritarianism. Yet their ideologies were rooted in specific philosophical ideas – ideas which had many respectable adherents in their day. Dictator Fanboys One person who understands this is Jonah Goldberg, author of the 2007 book Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left from Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning. Ten years on, the book still holds up. Goldberg argues, provocatively, that fascism shared roots in common with what we call modern liberalism or...

Hillary Clinton told attendees at the Women in the World conference that "misogyny" played a role in her electoral defeat to Donald Trump last November. Curiously, she made that obvervation in response to a question about why white women didn't vote for her. Apparently, she believes that some women hate themselves because they're women.

After losing the presidential election in 2012, Mitt Romney disappeared. The only evidence he still existed came from random sightings—at a movie, a gas station, Disneyland, Costco, McDonald’s, etc. Romney posted a Thanksgiving photo on Facebook and visited the White House on November 29, 2012 at President Barack Obama’s request. He then completely dropped off the face of the earth between December 9, 2012 and February 27, 2013. It wasn’t until about this time in 2013 that he spoke publicly in an interview with Fox News, after which he disappeared again until people began asking for his opinion on the...

Hillary Clinton is still "bitter" over President Donald Trump's electoral victory, a body language expert told RadarOnline.com, and the photos of her "going through the motions" at his inauguration on Friday are the proof! "This was clearly a hard day for Hillary," expert Lillian Glass told Radar. "And it showed in both her her facial language and body language.""When we first see Bill and Hillary waiting for their turn to enter the stage, Hillary looks tense and there is a lot of upset in her facial expression," Glass told Radar. "There is a great deal of tension around her mouth....

Bill and Hillary Clinton have not been appearing in public too often since her election loss in November, but according to a piece in Politico both Clintons are privately trying to understand the dynamics that elected Donald Trump: The one-time secretary of state has been in contact with a range of ex-aides, studying presentations as she tries to better understand the forces behind her shocking November defeat. “She understands that a forensic exam of the campaign is necessary, not only for her, but for the party and other electeds, and for the investors in the campaign,” said a close Hillary...