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[democrattotheend]

1. This one has got to be fake

Either that or, looking at the e-mails in context, he might have meant she is starting to hate the phrase "everyday Americans". Wish he had put quotes around it to make that clear.

[Bradical79]

24. Yeah, its the phrase.

Of course he didn't assume Russian hackers were going to dig up this specific email and post it online. Still though, the explanation is very straightforward and easy to grasp.

[DURHAM D]

2. and his wittle puppet Trumpie

[tman]

3. It sounds like they're referring to using the term "everyday americans"

[Tommy_Carcetti]

4. She also hates puppies and sunny days, too! nt

[Shrike47]

5. When read in context, clearly refers to a phrase, not her feelings about people.

She got tired of saying that phrase over and over. Geez.

[JHB]

6. Ooooooohhh! Classic ham-handed Soviet propaganda, just the label has changed!

I know it's an old saw that, dirty tricks-wise, if you want to know what conservatives are up to, pay attention to what they're accusing the Democrats of.

It's just that somehow I never thought it would apply to the old "get their marching orders from Moscow" thing.

[berni_mccoy]

7. Definitely looks forged... in that paragraph, Podesta refers to himself in the 3rd person.

It sounds really awkward and not consistent with the rest of the communication.

[qdouble]

8. In full context, she's saying she hates the phrase "everyday Americans" not that she hates Americans

[Cha]

9. And that wikileaks putin stooge.

[BlueCaliDem]

10. Putin still trying to use propaganda to get his Putin-Puppet into the White House.

Clearly, when read in context, the statement was in reference to the term "everyday Americans". Putin's propagandists think it was clever to remove the quotation marks.

Sorry, Putin, but our grasp of American English is still superior to yours and your minions.

[bravenak]

11. That phrase irritates me too

[Warren DeMontague]

22. Her campaign has gotten way better since then, hasnt it?

Really, I've been super impressed, especially since the convention .

[bravenak]

25. Hell yeah.

I started to worry that she would not connect but, I like the way she handles this maniac. Treats him like a mean child, which is what he is. She is the perfect candidate to run agains him. She brings out the worst in him by simply existing.

[whatthehey]

12. Well it's not as bad as honest hard-working Americans but it is pretty bad.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

13. Assuming it's true (and we can't with Wikileaks anymore)....

....reading it in full context, it would appear that Podesta is referring to the phrase "everyday Americans" and it should be used in a speech, even though perhaps Hillary thought it was a hackneyed term. So it's a reference to the phrase, not the actual people.

And that's assuming it's true.

So in other words, it's a big nothing, no matter which way you slice it.

[Warren DeMontague]

19. Yes, the fucking weekly standard talked about just that.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/hillary-no-longer-celebrating-everyday-americans/article/1027095

Try again, Putin.

[Fast Walker 52]

14. I'm sure this will turn up in a Trump rally in 3-2-1...

or a Facebook meme

[Democat]

15. The person who posted this thread is spreading right wing propaganda on DU

Check post history.

[Blue Idaho]

16. You would think the Russians would have better hackers...

Are they really so slow witted that they think they can float this load of baloney on America? Only useful idiots like Trump will swallow this porky.

[Warren DeMontague]

17. Yes, "everyday americans" was an Early campaign term. Aides complained it sounded too much like

Wal-Mart's "everyday low prices"

But a valiant attempt, derp.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/hillary-no-longer-celebrating-everyday-americans/article/1027095

[Democat]

18. The original poster is anti-Clinton

Linking directly to Russian Twitter accounts to bash Clinton.

[Warren DeMontague]

20. Either way, if anyone tries to spin this as "Hillary said she hates Americans"

There is a record of what I'm talking about.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/hillary-no-longer-celebrating-everyday-americans/article/1027095


But yes, I hear you.

[factfinder_77]

21. The phrase has been a part of Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign from the beginning

The phrase has been a part of Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign from the beginning. It made its first appearance in her announcement video in April. "Everyday Americans need a champion and I want to be that champion," she said.


http://www.politico.com/story/2015/04/the-calculus-behind-hillary-clinton-and-everyday-americans-117099

[Warren DeMontague]

23. So the point of this thread is...?