We’re all aware of Hillary’s insult to Mississippi:
She called Iowa a "special burden" for her campaign and said it was her "hardest" state.
"I was shocked when I learned Iowa and Mississippi have never elected a woman governor, senator or member of Congress," she told the paper Monday. "There has got to be something at work here."
"How can Iowa be ranked with Mississippi?" she asked rhetorically, adding that the Magnolia State lacked "the communitarianism" and "openness I see in Iowa."
Yeah, okay. Read: Why hasn’t Iowa elected a woman to national office? Mississippi lives in the dark ages (and I use that term deliberately). But Iowa? Certainly Iowa is more progressive, smarter, more willing to support change. More willing to support, well, me.
And then I read the Bill twofer from today . . .
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