 from Yahoo News: Joanna Weiss is a writer based in Boston and a former television critic for the Boston Globe.

It’s tough to lose an election for student council, let alone for president. So it made sense that, after November 2016, Hillary Clinton would have spent some time wallowing in the past, howling at the universe with a side of Chardonnay. That’s the frame of mind she described in What Happened, her post-campaign memoir that came out in September, which was more of an angry play-by-play of how she was wronged than a clear-headed self-assessment of the race. Now, five months after the book came out, 15 months after the election, Clinton’s been spotted promoting family friend Lanny Davis’ new book, The Unmaking of the President 2016: How FBI Director James Comey Cost Hillary Clinton the Presidency.

We just passed Groundhog Day on the calendar, but it feels like we’re still living it; we can’t break free from the gnashing and rehashing of the 2016 election. It’s not just the Mueller probe and legitimate questions about Russian influence. It’s the emotional notes of triumph and defeat. President Donald Trump hasn’t dropped the subject, which is as perplexing as anything else Trump has done. But Clinton hasn’t dropped it, either. And at this point, she should.


I feel little nervous saying that, knowing what backlash will come: Clinton won the popular vote, she made history, she’s double-ultra-accomplished, and suggesting that she sing a different tune is really just trying to silence her. Her fans are highly sensitive about critiques, and their fury reached a crescendo in December, when Vanity Fair posted a snarky video suggesting New Year’s resolutions for Clinton—including “put away your James Comey voodoo doll” and take up knitting—and then, after a Twitter frenzy, sort of apologized.

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Knitting was a little much—I’m not suggesting Clinton retreat from public life to a domestic one, unless that’s what she wants. But let’s
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It’stough t o  l o s e a nel ect io n  f or st ude nt coun cil, let a lon efor presiden t .So it made  se nse that, af ter  Novem be r 2 0 16, H ill ary C linton wouldhave spen ts ome ti m e wallo w i ng  inthe past, howling at the universe w ith asi d eo f  Ch ard onnay. Tha t’ s the frame o f  m i n d  sh e  described in  What Happe n ed,  her p os t-c a mpaign  memo ir tha t came outin S eptember,  which was mor e  of anangrypla y-b y-pl a yof  ho ws hew as  wr o nge d than a  c le ar-he aded s e l f-as ses smen t ofthe race. Now , f ivem ont hs af ter t he b oo k cam e out,  15 m on ths after the e lect ion, Clin ton ’s  be en  spot t ed pro mot ing  family  friend Lan ny D a vi s’ new book, The U nm a k in g of the  Presi d en t2 016: How  F BIDire c t or Ja mesC om ey CostHillar y  C li nton th ePresid en cy. 

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Ifee l  lit tl enervous  saying that,  k nowing wha tbac klashw i ll come:  Clinton won the popula r  vote,she  made  his tory, she ’sdouble -ul t ra-acc omplis hed,an d s u g gesti n g  t hat  s he sing ad i ffe renttu ne i s reall y just trying to s i len ce her. Her f ans  are h ig hly se n sit iv e  ab o u t critiques, an d their fu ry re ached a cr e sce nd o in De cember,  when VanityFair post ed a snar ky  vid e o  su ggesting N ew Year’ s resolut i ons f o rClint on— includ in g “ put a way yo u r J amesComeyvo odoo d oll”an d take u p knitting—and then, af ter aTwitt erfrenzy, s ort ofapologize d.
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Kn i ttingwasalittle  much— I ’m n o t  suggesting Clin ton r e t reatf rom  publ ic  life t o  a d omestic on e, unless t hat’swhat  shewants.Bu t let’ s
 from_Yahoo News:_Joanna Weiss is a_writer based_in_Boston and_a_former television critic_for the Boston_Globe.

It’s tough to lose_an election for_student_council, let alone for president. So it made sense that, after November 2016, Hillary_Clinton_would have_spent_some_time wallowing in the past,_howling at the universe with_a side_of Chardonnay. That’s the frame of mind she_described_in What Happened,_her post-campaign memoir that came out in September, which_was more of an angry play-by-play_of how she_was_wronged_than a clear-headed self-assessment_of the race. Now, five months_after the book came out, 15_months after the election, Clinton’s been spotted_promoting family friend Lanny Davis’ new_book, The Unmaking of the_President 2016:_How FBI Director James Comey_Cost Hillary Clinton_the Presidency.

We_just passed Groundhog_Day on the calendar, but it_feels like we’re_still living it; we can’t break_free_from the gnashing_and_rehashing_of the_2016 election. It’s_not_just the_Mueller_probe and legitimate questions about Russian_influence._It’s the emotional notes of triumph and_defeat. President Donald Trump_hasn’t_dropped the subject, which_is as perplexing as anything_else Trump has done. But Clinton_hasn’t dropped_it, either._And at this point, she should.


I feel little nervous saying that,_knowing what backlash will come: Clinton_won the popular vote,_she made_history,_she’s double-ultra-accomplished, and_suggesting_that she_sing a different tune is really just_trying to_silence her. Her fans are highly_sensitive about critiques, and_their_fury reached a crescendo in December,_when Vanity Fair posted a snarky_video suggesting New Year’s resolutions_for_Clinton—including_“put away your James Comey_voodoo doll” and take up knitting—and_then, after a_Twitter frenzy, sort of apologized.

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Knitting was_a_little_much—I’m not suggesting Clinton retreat from public life to a_domestic one,_unless that’s what_she wants. But let’s