Piers Morgan slammed Hillary Clinton over her new book, “What Happened,” telling the former Democratic presidential nominee that she’s a loser and needs to just get over it and give everyone a break.
The 464-page book “is the most whiny, self-pitying, deluded load of literary claptrap written since Kim Kardashian's 'I was empowering women' defense for posting naked bird-flipping selfies,” Morgan wrote in The Daily Mail.
When he finally finished reading the memoir he said he felt like he’d been “lowered into a large vat of violently indignant, furiously self-justifying, boiling mad spittle.”
“This is the tormented, tragic work of a spurned woman who never thought she could possibly lose to Donald Trump, a man she considered her inferior opponent in every possible way imaginable from intellect and political experience to credibility and popularity,” he added.
Morgan goes on to call the former secretary of state out not only for her hubris but also for blaming everyone but herself in the book.
Clinton, he noted, was so confident of her win she spent $1.6 million to buy the property next to her house for her Secret Service detail she’d receive upon being elected.
And her laundry list of people to blame? Morgan said it’s “so long, it’s frankly laughable.”
Nevertheless, he sums up the list: Former FBI Director James Comey, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Julian Assange, Sen. Bernie Sanders, former President Barack Obama, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the media, Green Party candidate Jill Stein, sexism, misogyny, women, white people, black people, former Vice President Joe Biden, Anthony Weiner, the Electoral College, and history.
“The truth is that everyone knows exactly what happened,” Morgan wrote. “Hillary ran a diabolically elitist and blinkered campaign that basically boiled down to this mantra: 'Trump's disgusting, his supporters are a basket of deplorable idiots, I'm a brilliant woman, my husband used to be President, and I have lots of rich, famous friends – so vote for me.'"
America rejected Clinton not only because of what she represents but also because of her “vague, unimaginative vision for the country,” he said.
Finally, Morgan begs Clinton to wrap up her “loser tour” and “accept you blew it and shut up, before you take your party down with you.”
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