Trump’s Gaffes And Clinton’s Victimization And The War Over Narratives

Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling In 1996 a poll found most Americans thought of former First Lady Hillary Clinton as “dishonest but strong, intelligent, smart and a word that rhymes with rich.”1 In other words, tarred by Whitewater and tainted by Travelgate, Americans had decided they did not like a pretentious diva who thought she was the real policy power behind the throne. Dick Morris Used Hillary’s Victimization to Win the Narrative Wars Then news came of President Bill Clinton’s extramarital affair with a young White House intern, including sordid details from Monica Lewinsky snapping her thong to the infamous cigar and stain on her blue Gap dress. For the first time ever,...