Hillary Clinton ridicules President Trump over 'covfefe' tweet

We can't say for a fact that she actually figured "covfefe" out, but the mere mention of Russian Federation perk up our ears, and according to Politico, this is what Hillary Clinton thought when she saw Donald Trump's tweet.

Going forward, Clinton said that she believes that it was "realistic" for Democrats to retake the House in 2018, notably by focusing on Republican congressional districts she won.

Mitchell was referring to Clinton's comments Wednesday at Recode's Code Conference. "I inherit nothing from the Democratic Party", Ms. Clinton said.

"I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost", she said. So I'm now the nominee of the Democratic Party.

"B$3 ut that's not why I lost", she said.

When asked what she meant by nothing, she elaborated, "it was bankrupt ... its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong". It was on the verge of insolvency.

Hannity noted that Clinton, Democrats and the mainstream media keep trying to push the Trump-Russia story, despite no evidence of collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign.

And though she said she has no plans to run again, Clinton took plenty of swipes at her former rival on Wednesday, including a shot at his early morning Twitter message that ended with "covfefe".

Ms. Clinton also suggested that the President was coordinating with Russian Federation during the election campaign. "Her team thought they knew better".

Comey has testified it makes him "mildly nauseous to think that we might have had some impact on the election".

It was in response to another message President Trump had posted which slammed Mrs Clinton, calling her "crooked" and a "terrible candidate".

This isn't the first time Clinton, 69, has gone toe-to-toe with Trump, 70, on Twitter.

The high expectations for her candidacy also did her in, she felt. Her campaign platform was simply, "Never Trump".

Clinton also pointed to ex-FBI director James Comey, who was recently fired by President Donald Trump, for re-opening an investigation into her use of a private email account and server, just over a week before the election.

One former Clinton adviser who has been in touch with her since Election Day was blunt in their assessment of Clinton's recent venting about the circumstances surrounding her defeat.