Bitter Hillary wanted to ‘make voodoo dolls of certain members of the press and Congress and stick them full of pins’

  Ten months after losing an election she had no reason to believe she was going to lose, and an election she had no business losing, Hillary Clinton is still bitter. I cannot blame her, it must have been a blow to her ego and her entitlement mentality to lose to a political novice, but at some time you have to let it go and move on.

  But she cannot let it go, she is currently on a book tour–ironically to make money off of her loss–and from some of the excerpts I have seen she is blaming everybody but herself. But in a recently released excerpt her bitterness, which is not healthy, is shining through. In fact I think it shines a light on the type of person she is. Here is the excerpt I am talking about:

It was a dumb mistake. But an even dumber “scandal.” It was like quicksand: the more you struggle, the deeper you sink. At times, I thought I must be going crazy. Other times, I was sure it was the world that had gone nuts. Sometimes I snapped at my staff. I was tempted to make voodoo dolls of certain members of the press and Congress and stick them full of pins. Mostly, I was furious at myself.

  She is talking about her email scandal and the coverage in the media as well as Republicans who used this scandal against her during the election. I am not sure why she was so upset at the media, with the exception of Fox News and conservative radio hosts the mainstream media did not cover her email scandal and those outlets I mentioned only played to the Republican base which was not going to vote for her under any circumstances. As for the Republicans, it is only natural they should use this against her so she should have been prepared for it.

 But at least at the end of the excerpt she admitted she was furious at herself, that is where all the blame should be placed because she created the quicksand which she sank into.

  I have to admit I am enjoying her pity party a little more than I should be…

malo periculosam libertatem quam quietum servitium