Yep. Said the same and more since even before Election Day, 2016.
HRC bought into the “presumptive winner” narrative, entirely. She visited some states only once, and several not at all, while her opponent visited more states and made return trips to many.
HRC, personally, did not put in the work necessary to
earn the win.
* Comey’s contribution deserves to be considered a genuine factor in any conversation regarding HRC’s loss, too.
Opinion unsupported by facts. HRC lead her opponent in polling throughout the primary season. Connecting wasn’t a problem.
Failed Trumpster argument. “If not for California”.
In 14 of the 21 states where HRC won the popular vote (taking EC votes), she did so by more than 10 points, including 8 states by 20 or more points.
An undisputed fact.
You’ll have to take that up with those that
she touched with her message.
That HRC consistently outpolled her opponent in averaged national polling throughout the ‘16 primary is an irrefutable fact.