Clintons: Looking Through Wrong End of the Telescope

At a recent campaign rally for his wife, Bill Clinton told the small crowd that the economy was rigged because they didn't have a president who’s a change-maker who could work with Congress. The Washington Post wrote: "It sounded like he was agreeing with one of Bernie Sanders’s central arguments about income inequality — but blaming the sitting president for it. The comments launched a barrage of tweets and more than a few GOP attacks accusing the Clintons of hypocrisy."

Lately the Clintons have acted as though they've been offended and insulted — and have been personally attacked, just because someone had dared to run against one of them in the presidential primary: "How dare they! Don't they know who we are?"

One can see it in their anger, especially after they see how small their crowds are at campaign events when compared to Bernie Sanders — or when they see how much better he does than Hillary in all the online polls: "What's wrong with all those people?"

And when the Clintons saw how close they came to losing in Iowa (winning by a mere 4/10ths of one percent), and after losing HUGE in New Hampshire, the Clintons acted as though: "Those stupid people! Don't they realize how much better Hillary is than Bernie?"

It's been quite obvious that, after failing to convince the American people that she was not running for her husband's or Obama's third term, she began embracing Obama and promised to continue his policies (to pander for the Black vote) — and essentially has been running for Obama's third term.

But after seeing that strategy also fail, then the true Clintons came to light, a reminder of all the dirty tricks they've used in the past, with the false accusations and sleazy innuendos: "He's a sexist who wants to take away your health care and raise your taxes!" (To their credit, the Clintons didn't accuse Sanders of being trailer park trash.)

Or they'll resort to using reverse psychology in their perverse strategy of blaming their opponent for what THEY THEMSELVES are guilty of — such as accusing Bernie's male supports (aka Bernie Bros) of sexism and being misogynists, when it has been Hillary who sounds like she's been campaigning against men, playing the gender card and specifically pandering for the woman's votes. (And let's not forget her husband's own past history with women.)

The Clintons behave as though they are somehow entitled to another 8 more years in the White House and aboard Air Force One; and in their selfish, relentless and ruthless pursuit of their personal endeavor, they have resorted to another round of vicious lies and nasty smears against Hillary's opponent and his supporters (which she would need to get herself elected if she were to ever win the Democratic nomination).

The Clintons will do and say anything to get what THEY want, as though winning an election at any cost was perfectly acceptable — and may "the peons" be damned. "Can't you stupid people see? He's a damn Socialist!"

But people, when not won over by persuasion, will become insulted and angry themselves when they see someone trying to force themselves upon them. Like a young girl, fighting off the advances of an older man [no pun intended Bill] when swatting his hand away and shouting: "Leave me the Hell alone!"

People don't like be assaulted in that way, the way the Clintons have assaulted and insulted their intelligence. People don't like having other people being forced upon them without their consent. People don't like being lied to. And people don't like hearing people lie about others just to fulfill their own selfish desires.

Most people find the Clintons' behavior abhorrent, revolting, repulsive, repellent, disgusting, offensive, objectionable, cringe-worthy, vile, foul, nasty, loathsome, sickening, nauseating, hateful, detestable, execrable, abominable, monstrous, appalling, insufferable, intolerable, unacceptable, contemptible, unsavory and unpalatable. (The politicians and "super-delegates" that endorse her, do so for their own political ambitions, and can't be trusted either.)

Most people might prefer that Hillary Clinton drop out of the race early: "Just go away already!"

If Bernie Sanders loses the Democratic primary (fairly, by popular vote, and not by super-delegates), he will feel great disappointment for the American people and the country. But if Hillary Clinton loses, she will be angry and bitter — as though something was unfairly stolen from her. She will make herself the victim again.

The Clintons are looking through the wrong end of the telescope. Their view of the country and the working- and middle-class are seen the through a lens of wealth, entitlement, personal enrichment, power and privilege. They can't even "act" as though they really care about ordinary working people — let alone, actuality really care about them, because they don't even know how.

And they're pissed, because they know that we know.