Hillary's world lately

Brock: Time for Bernie's 'purity bubble' to be burst

“Senator Sanders is trying to live in the purity bubble, and it needs to be burst," David Brock said.

. . . " On the topic of Sanders’ boisterous supporters — some of whose attacks Bill Clinton called “vicious trolling and attacks that are literally too profane … not to mention sexist” — Brock echoed the former president’s concerns, adding that Hillary Clinton’s large deficit among young voters can be partly explained by their online environment." . . .

VIDEO: Bill Clinton accuses Sanders supporters of ‘sexism’

HopeNChange

. . . "To that end, Hillary asked herself what vivacious, high-powered celebrity superstar could help her reel in those youthful female votes, and she came up with...Madeleine Albright. The 78-year old Secretary of State under Bill Clinton (although we don't know how often), who helped negotiate an Iran-style deal with the North Koreans which gave them billions of dollars in aid to keep them from ever building the kind of nuclear weapons they tested last month, or ever developing an intercontinental ballistic missile of the type they launched Saturday."

Daily Caller

Katherine Timpf: Sorry, Madeline Albright, but I’d Rather Go to Hell Than Support Hillary Clinton   . . . "Personally, I would never support Hillary. She’s a hawkish, lying, corrupt, untrustworthy woman. She cares about nothing except money and her own political prowess, and will destroy anyone who dares to get in her way.

Bill Clinton Slams Bernie Supporters as Being 'Sexist' Toward Hillary . . . "On Bill Maher's show Friday night, Gloria Steinem suggested that young women are backing Sanders' campaign because "when you're young, you're thinking, 'Where are the boys?' The boys are with Bernie." Maher promptly told Steinem that she'd "smack" him if he suggested the same thing.

"Executive director of Progressive Democrats of America said in response to Steinem's comments that if you're pro-choice "presumably that includes the right to our own political decisions as well.' " . . .

College Women Say They’re Offended by Hillary Clinton’s Use of the Gender Card   . . . “ 'I also am a woman,” another said. “I also face discrimination being a woman. Her feminism does not represent my feminism, and I think that’s really important to differentiate that.' ”