It never fails. Every single time I write about Hillary Clinton, I get some version of the same response. “Move on, Republicans. Stop distracting from Donald Trump.” But wait. Didn’t she write a book that she wanted people to discuss? Doesn’t matter. Move along. Didn’t the New York Times just break news that further illustrates that she’s not just a terrible politician but also a terrible cultural standard-bearer for #MeToo? Doesn’t matter. Move along. Didn’t she do this at the Grammy awards last night?
A surprise appearance from Hillary Clinton reading Fire & Fury at the Grammys pic.twitter.com/VAYk70pqAj
— David Mack (@davidmackau) January 29, 2018
Doesn’t matter. Move along.
I can be dense, but I’m slowly learning the rules. When Hillary demonstrates fire and spirit and determination, then we should be all, “Yassss! Queen!” When Republicans push back, then we’re “obsessed.” We’re all into “whataboutism.” In other words, what “move along” really means is, “Shut up while we write the history of the 2016 election.”
Sorry, but no. The Left doesn’t get to hand us one of the worst and most corrupt major-party nominees in American history and then later recast the election as some sort of battle between good and evil. The Hillary rehabilitation project is the Left’s rehabilitation project, and they simply don’t get to launch it unopposed.