Hillary Clinton, at a campaign event Wednesday: “After the election is over, we’re all on the same team. We’re on the American team. It’s time to come together, roll up our sleeves, start solving our problems!”
I’ll give you a moment to file whiplash-related insurance claims; this is indeed the same woman who declared in the first Democratic presidential debate that the enemies she’s most proud to have include “the NRA, the drug companies, the health-insurance companies . . . the Iranians . . . probably the Republicans.”
The folks at America Rising point out that Hillary Clinton is singing a very different tune after Joe Biden said in his Rose Garden speech that “I don’t believe, like some do, that it’s naïve to talk to Republicans. I don’t think we should look at Republicans like they’re our enemies. They are our opposition. They’re not our enemies, and for the sake of the country, we have to work together.”
Exit question: Does anyone doubt that Hillary Clinton indeed thinks of Republicans and those other groups of Americans as her “enemies”?