Blame belongs in a number of places, but I think Clinton and the DNC need to get the brunt of it. Clinton was an awful candidate; we all knew that, but most people I think at least hoped that Trump would be perceived as worse.
We wake up and ask ourselves what country we live in, and there may be more information over the next coming days, but I reckon the truth will come down to this: people care more about political scandals than personal ones. Both candidates had numerous scandals, but there was a stark difference in the types of scandal each had. Trump's were more personal, due to the fact that he's never held political office before. Clinton's were political, they happened when she was in office, they involved decisions she made, they involved government data. At the end of the day, it seems people care more about that than they do about Trump being a sexist, racist, xenophobe.
We wake up and ask ourselves what country we live in, and there may be more information over the next coming days, but I reckon the truth will come down to this: people care more about political scandals than personal ones. Both candidates had numerous scandals, but there was a stark difference in the types of scandal each had. Trump's were more personal, due to the fact that he's never held political office before. Clinton's were political, they happened when she was in office, they involved decisions she made, they involved government data. At the end of the day, it seems people care more about that than they do about Trump being a sexist, racist, xenophobe.
