Hillary Clinton Says 'Stop Demonizing,' Then Immediately Attacks Republicans

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Hillary Clinton said on Wednesday that it is important for members of the two major parties to “stop demonizing” each other over their political disagreements.

Then she immediately attacked Republicans.

The former secretary of state and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee made her remarks on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program.

“We have to stop demonizing each other,” Clinton said.

Fair statement. But then what did she do next?

Exactly that.

“Now, I think most of that right now in our country’s history is coming from the right, from people who want to dominate, they want their point of view," Clinton said. "You know, writing out slavery from history? That doesn’t make it go away."

WHAT?!?

She continued, "You know, we’ve got to stop with the finger-pointing and the scapegoating. We can have legitimate disagreements, right?"

"I mean, how do you provide affordable healthcare for everybody? Let’s figure that out," Clinton said. "How do you deal with what’s gonna be job loss from AI? Let’s get working on that. That’s what we should be doing, but we should do it in the truth-based reality that we have to live in. Facts and evidence have to matter again.”

These Democrats are full of it. Hillary Clinton reminded everyone of this by calling for a better peace and then immediately going on the attack.

This is coming from the same woman who compared Trump rallies to Nazi rallies. Which is basically what Kamala Harris did too.

The show Clinton was on, MSNBC's "Morning Joe," is notorious for comparing the president to Adolf Hitler.

Calls for civil discourse are fine - but when Democrats make them, maybe they should try with themselves first.

With Hillary Clinton at the top of that list.