I'm genuinely curious. She's clearly the voters' choice
She's not the voters' choice. She's the democrats' choice. If Democrats weren't so afraid of her proving not to be the voters' choice, they wouldn't have sabotaged Bernie's chances every chance they got, including going so far as to scrap all voter registration drives during the primary, despite voter registration generally being the democrats' only chance to win elections. While this is going on, the majority of the democratic party did nothing to question **** like when the few debates that were actually scheduled were on weekends and holidays, or when DWS and NGP-VAN deliberately cut access to the voter database on a false narrative, or when Bill Clinton showed up at Massachusetts polling places, or ****, even the fact that Hillary Clinton is under criminal investigation which no one outside the democratic bubble is under any delusion that she's innocent. Maybe my favorite is when Arizona proved election fraud in Hillary's favor and democrats still said nothing. Maybe instead it's when the Nevada convention was deliberately thrown to the dogs, enforced with state police, and then later covered up with another false narrative supported by Barbara Boxer, which the media later had to retract. Oh, I know, maybe it's this latest one where the Clinton campaign colluded with AP to announce her the primary winner right before the California primary. Then again worse was probably when DWS rolled back restrictions on donations from federal lobbyists--what's wrong with that, if it helps Hillary? What does it matter if Hillary runs the most organized collection of big money and super-PAC fed campaign, as long as she pays lip service to the evils of money in politics? Or I forget, has she stopped saying that yet? Throughout all of this, the number of Clinton supporters I know to have said ANYTHING, questioned ANY of it equals exactly one. The democrats have their choice. That much is obvious. Some of them fought long, hard, and dirty for it, and the rest were all see no evil because that's apparently what the party is all about.
The democrats have made their choice, and made every effort to keep outsiders out so that they could. Voters are a different matter. They will make their choice in November, and democrats may not like it.
Then again either way this election ends up, the next person to enter the white house will do so with record low ratings and zero political capital. The democrats may not like that, either, but they sure as hell made their own bed.
