Hillary speaks like we care: Trump shouldn’t be holding rallies because … coronavirus!

By Duncan Smith

Two-time failed presidential contender and nominee Hillary Clinton should have been relegated to a Democratic footnote in history long ago, but she continues to inject herself into the politics of the say as though people — including liberals — still wanted to hear from her.

They don’t, and for verification of that, you can look at the negative responses to nearly all of her tweets from fellow liberals.

In any case, Clinton mouthed off again Friday, claiming that President Donald Trump shouldn’t be holding live political rallies again because the coronavirus we were told would destroy the planet but didn’t is still…going to destroy the planet.

Meanwhile, failing to ‘socially distance’ while you’re looting, rioting, and burning down peoples’ businesses is just dandy.

Clinton is no doubt talking about the upcoming presidential rally in Tulsa, Okla., June 20, which, by the way, has already generated more than 300,000 requests for tickets.

We’re not sure that throughout her 2016 campaign Hillary Clinton drew 300,000 in total to all of her rallies combined.

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Two-time presidential loser Bernie Sanders chimed in, too:

Maybe they’re afraid that presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden isn’t going to draw well when he finally leaves the basement of his home and hits the campaign trail again.

No matter. As Breitbart News adds:

Similarly, Clinton has failed to direct criticism toward the throngs of protesters taking to the streets, nor has she explicitly accused them of putting other people in danger of contracting the coronavirus.

Rather, the failed Trump challenger has denounced the president for taking action to quell violent protests, some of which have been overrun by lawless rioters.