Still hate Hillary? Get over it: She was right about Trump then -- and she's right now
As I wrote here several weeks ago, "In many ways, Clinton was too kind. If anything, she underestimated how many Americans were in fact committed and enthusiastic human deplorables":
After that speech, Clinton was pilloried by the mainstream news media, some leading Democrats, and of course the Republican Party and right-wing propaganda hate machine. Clinton's characterization of Trump's "basket of deplorables" was described as insensitive and unfair to the "white working class" Americans that elites and out-of-touch Democrats had too often ignored.
That reaction to Clinton's truth-telling helped to legitimate Trumpism and American neofascism (operating under the mask of "populism"as something that was reasonable and understandable, rather than as a manifestation of racial resentment, a racist temper tantrum and a declaration of white supremacy. This reflected our society's deep investment in a narrative of white racial innocence. In that logic, America is a great and exceptional country, and by implication, this is especially true of white people — especially those "real Americans" whose supposed patriotism and presumed Christian values render them a bit more American than anyone else.
In the weeks since then, evidence has only mounted on the seriousness of the Trump regime's coup plot and how close the United States came to succumbing to a Republican fascist revolution. That coup attempt has not ended. Indeed, it is escalating, and America is fast approaching a point of no return.
The response to my essay about Clinton's warnings about Trump's "deplorables" was an outpouring of rage from self-described progressives, leftists, liberals and others who claim to oppose Donald Trump. In essence, it was a lot of people who seemed to be psychologically decompensating or in the midst of an emotional breakdown. These reactions were rooted in unrestrained hatred toward Hillary Clinton — and, in this case, toward anyone who would dare to suggest she was ever correct about anything. . .
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I remember knocking on doors of Democrats to get the vote out, I remember many that were not going to vote at all.
I asked why, they all said because she has emails!!
What are these emails about? "I don't know" was the response.
FOX and others did a "great" job on her is all I can say. 
If only she hadn't given up her BlackBerry phone, ignored white people, said "deplorables," had scheduled more rallies in Wisconsin she'd have won.
The drip-drip-drip of constantly repeating emails, unlikeable, untrustworthy (for the general public). Something like 85% negative press for the Democratic candidate.
The erasure of her history and record replaced with a fictional corrupt monster worse than Trump (invented to peel off voters from Democrats to third party/not voting: she'll start WWIII five minutes after inauguration, neoliberal, establishment, elite, hates working class, racist, rigged, murders people, etc). "Progressive" audiences trained to boo loudest at the words "Democratic establishment."
The Comey letter comes out and media says the FBI is reopening investigation, her polling numbers fall. When the swing state undecided go online all they see are conspiracy theories about her grave illness and lock her up. They shifted to Trump. But sure, if she just hadn't said deplorables and held a few more rallies and there were more yard signs, she'd totally have won in swing states.
Again:
I've never seen such a lust to hate anybody like that before. Really sick. I'd seen people brainwashed by right-wing propaganda, but not from other directions.