Hillary Clinton calls Bernie Sanders sexist in new book: ‘I know the kind of things that he says about women’

Hillary Clinton has ripped her 2016 Democratic major rival, socialist Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, as a male chauvinist in a brand new ebook — hinting darkly that “I do know the sort of issues that he says about girls and to girls.”

The previous secretary of state’s insinuation is included within the forthcoming ebook “Electable” by NBC Information Capitol Hill correspondent Ali Vitali, which focuses on the 2020 presidential marketing campaign and the preponderance of feminine candidates who sought the Democratic presidential nomination that yr.

One of many subplots of the ebook, which was excerpted by Politico Friday, is the operating drama between Sanders and his fellow left-winger, Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, which climaxed in a hot-mic second throughout a January 2020 debate in Iowa.

The spat spilled into the headlines after Warren accused Sanders of telling her in non-public that a lady couldn’t win the presidency. He denied making the assertion through the debate, prompting a livid Warren to strategy him after the occasion along with her microphone nonetheless on.

"Elected" chronicles Democratic women who ran for the presidency in 2020.
Hillary Clinton insinuated that Bernie Sanders was a sexist in a brand new ebook.
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“I feel you referred to as me a liar on nationwide TV,” Warren instructed Sanders, who responded: “What?” After Warren repeated herself, Sanders tried to shrug her off, saying: “Let’s not do it proper now. You wanna have that dialogue, we’ll have that dialogue.”

Clinton, who was watching the altercation unfold, instructed Vitali: “I believed her [Warren], as a result of I do know Sanders, and I do know the sort of issues that he says about girls and to girls. So, I assumed that she was telling an correct model of the dialog they’d had.”

Nevertheless, the previous first girl added that she wished Warren had gone after Sanders over his denial in the course of the talk, somewhat than confronting him afterward.

Sanders denies having that conversation with Warren.
Warren alleged that Sanders mentioned that a lady couldn’t be elected president.
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“I want she had completed it on mic. I want that she had pushed again in entrance of all people. I feel it weakened her response that it was after the cameras had been supposedly off and, , they had been simply standing there,” Clinton mentioned.

“I feel it’s vital that you just name it out when it occurs, and that was my solely remorse for her: that I want she had simply turned on him and mentioned, ‘, it’s one factor to mislead individuals about your healthcare plan. It’s one other factor to inform somebody to her face that a dialog which occurred didn’t occur.’

“I imply, that might have been, I feel, a very vital second for her.”

Clinton said that she is aware of other similar statements Sanders has said.
Clinton mentioned that she believes Warren’s retelling of her dialog with Sanders.
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Clinton defeated Sanders for the Democratic nomination in 2016 following a tougher-than-expected struggle for delegates. Sanders once more ran for president in 2020 and once more got here in second — this time to Joe Biden.

Throughout each campaigns, Sanders was accused of stoking a subculture of younger male supporters — dubbed “Bernie Bros” — who bullied and harassed girls who didn't assist his candidacy.

In March 2020, after dropping out of the race, Warren instructed MSNBC that Bernie Bros had posted the house addresses and cellphone numbers of two girls of colour who labored for or ran teams that had both endorsed her or not endorsed Sanders.

The transfer, she mentioned, led to an “onslaught of on-line threats.”

When requested by host Rachel Maddow if the harassment difficulty was a selected drawback with Sanders supporters, Warren answered sure.

“It's, it simply is,” she mentioned.

Sanders’ workplace didn’t instantly reply to The Publish’s request for remark.

“Electable” is due out Aug. 23.

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