By Kelen McBreen | Source

Twice-failed Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton told MSNBC viewers this week that U.S. citizens “have to stop demonizing each other” before continuing to attack the political right.

“We have got to stop demonizing each other,” she said. “Now, I think most of that right now in our country’s history is coming from the right, coming from people who want to dominate. They want their point of view, their – you know, writing out slavery from history? That doesn’t make it go away. We have got to stop with the finger-pointing and the scapegoating.”

The hypocrisy was not lost on most people, such as journalist Piers Morgan who noted Clinton previously compared President Trump’s famous Madison Square Garden event to a Nazi rally.

Also during her appearance, Clinton attacked conservative white Christian males for “doing such damage” to America.

Continuing her demonization of the MAGA movement, Clinton alleged the Trump administration’s health policies under HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy’s leadership are killing Americans.

“When I hear people like Kennedy and others talking about, you know, getting back to a time when we aren’t vaccinated, we’re drinking raw milk. Yeah, and people didn’t live! I mean, this is so crazy, it’s so wrong-headed, it’s so short-sighted, and it’s going to cause deaths,” she said.

Clinton added, “Too many Americans are listening to this very destructive anti-science tirade that we’re hearing from this administration. It’s gonna cost lives. It already is costing lives.”

The former Obama Secretary of State later defended Venezuelan drug smugglers and suggested President Trump is violating international law by striking boats attempting to bring deadly narcotics into the U.S.

Hypocritical rhetoric like this is exactly why Clinton lost her elections and continues to be one of the most unpopular figures in American politics.