Hillary often gets blamed here for the coup in the Honduras, as if she was responsible

[pnwmom]

for Zelaya's ouster and/or as if she should have somehow put him put back in office, despite the opposition of the Honduran Congress and Supreme Court.


Here's an argument from the other point of view:

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/10/25/1438997/-It-Takes-Fortitude-and-Hillary-Clinton-Has-It-The-Honduras-Edition

[tonyt53]

1. The Secretary of State works for the President of the US. They do as they are told.

The situation in Honduras keeps getting recycled by Bernie-ites and the GOP. Neither of which seems to understand exactly how things went down. But it matters to neither group.

[SunSeeker]

2. I've seen a lot of posts here trying to gin up some sort of Hillary scandal regarding Honduras.

Desperation.

[mercuryblues]

4. Since their failed

attempt to blame Clinton for Apartheid, they moved on to something else.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=1942936

[LisaM]

8. That was such a funny thread.

And the OP kept getting more and more annoyed, especially when people asked what he did and he said he wrote letters.

[MattP]

3. Crystal Pepsi in 92, Hillary!

[MADem]

5. Well, there's that approach, and there's this approach:

“Look, you’re asking me questions about the impact on Central America, which honestly I should know more than I do know.”


"You are asking me questions about Latin America that I am very interested in but right now I’m running for president of the United States."


http://fusion.net/video/307108/bernie-sanders-acknowledges-he-should-know-more-about-latin-america/

[pnwmom]

6. Hah! Yeah, and what did Bernie have to say about the coup when it was ongoing?

Not much!

[SharonClark]

7. Per GDP, every bad thing in the world since 1945 is Hillary's fault

She caused the polio epidemic and Sanders created the vaccine that prevents it.