Hillary gives Americans fifty-six (and counting) incredible reasons why she didn’t win

by Gregg Jarrett,

Hillary Clinton’s new book entitled “What Happened” was officially released on Tuesday.

Since then, she has been promoting it with the zeal of an indefatigable carnival barker. It seems to be working.

The line for her book signing at a store in New York City stretched around the block.

I’ve spent two days and consumed three packs of Tums trying to digest all 464 pages. (I’m a fast reader.) I initially counted 43 reasons Clinton gives for her 2016 election loss, as she meticulously faults all the people who sabotaged what was rightfully hers. But upon closer examination, I have discovered thirteen more who are to blame. Incredible. But not surprising.

You see, Clinton has long had an aversion to the truth.

She twists it, bends it and contorts it to fit her own needs and ambitions. And so it goes in Clinton’s current “blame tour” as she hawks her book with an eye toward fattening her already considerable bank account.

If you are expecting the truth in “What Happened,” you will be left bereft. Her mythical memoir bears no resemblance to the truth of what happened in her losing quest for the presidency.

Instead, Clinton engages in what psychiatrists call “projection” –when people persistently blame others for their own failings. They view themselves as chronic victims, refusing to accept personal responsibility for the decisions they alone make.

here is a list of all of those who Clinton blames for her losing presidential bid. The list will, undoubtedly, grow as she continues talking about it.

1. Sexism

2. Racism

3. Misogyny

4. Xenophobia

5. Suburban women

6. James Comey

7. FBI

8. Russians

9. Vladimir Putin

10. WikiLeaks

11. D.N.C.

12. Barack Obama

13. Joe Biden

14. Bernie Sanders

15. Anthony Weiner

16. Electoral College

17. Polling Data

18. Cable News

19. New York Times

20. Fake News

21. Bots

22. Facebook

23. Twitter

24. Netflix

25. TV Executives

26. ‘Anti-American forces’

27. Democrat documentaries

28. Low information voters

29. People wanting change

30. People who assumed she’d win

31. Republican Party

32. “Content farms in Macedonia’

33. Infowars

34. Goosefer

35. DC Leaks

36. Jill Stein

37. Steve Bannon

38. Voter I-D laws

39. Chief Justice John Roberts

40. KS Sec. of State, Kris Kobach

41. Citizens United

42. Colluding Trump officials

43. Benghazi

44. Rep. Kevin McCarthy

45. Gen. Michael Flynn

46. Julian Assange

47. Roger Stone

48. Reddit

49. Drudge Report

50. Alex Jones

51. Russia Today (RT)

52. Sputnik Network

53. Robert Mercer

54. Koch brothers

55. NBC’S Matt Lauer

56. Fox News Channel

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