Clinton Camp Now Blames 'Internalized Misogyny' of College Educated White Women for Hillary's Loss

Grasping at straws. Clinging to relevance.

The Left has tried every formula to prove why Hillary Clinton lost on Election Night. Combining Pythagorean Theorem with the Guassian Integral with the Theory of Relativity, leftists may yet crack this mathematical mystery. 

At first it looked as though the proof would reveal FBI Director James Comey was indeed the culprit. Alas, the sophisticated metrics now point to something far more convoluted and sinister: Hillary Clinton lost because white women are exhibiting "internalized misogyny."

Don't laugh. According to former Clinton campaign communications director Jess McIntosh, it's a "real thing."

During an interview with MSBNC's (of course) Chris Hayes on Monday, McIntosh said that "internalized misogyny is a real thing and this is a thing we have to be talking about as we go through and see." It's the reason, she says, Clinton fared worse with white female voters than did her predecessor Barack Obama. 

Providing us with her expert psychoanalysis, McIntosh said that "we as a society react poorly to women seeking positions of power."

"We are uncomfortable about that and we seek to justify that uncomfortable feeling because it can’t possibly be because we don’t want to see a woman in that position of power."

Best of all, the former Clinton campaign staffer ceded that Hillary Clinton suffered low turnout among college-educated women. Shocking. We thought all college educated people -- women especially -- were voting for Clinton. After all, they were supposedly so much "smarter."

"As we go through these numbers, as we figure out exactly what happened with turnout, it seems to be white college-educated women," McIntosh said before explaining that the Left need to redouble its efforts in brainwashing these women. 

"We have work to do talking to those women about what happened this year and why we would vote against our self-interest."

 

 

(h/t: AmericanMirror)

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