Hillary 'cracks' covfefe: Secret note for Russian Federation

Kellyanne Conway slammed Hillary ClintonHillary Rodham ClintonPittsburgh mayor issues Paris Agreement executive order EMILY's List backs Warren ally in contested House race Putin: "A child" could be behind hacking of Dems MORE Thursday for blaming outside forces for her November election loss, with the White House counselor saying that she hopes Clinton finds "self-awareness" soon.

"People in covfefe houses shouldn't throw covfefe", she tweeted.

"I'm leaning Trump", she said of the connections. "Now it is a vast Russian conspiracy - turns out we were right".

The U.S. intelligence community has concluded that Russian Federation attempted to interfere in the election in an effort to get Trump elected, though there so far has been no evidence of collusion with the Trump team.

"It was a mistake".

Despite losing the indirect but all-important state-by-state electoral college count, "I won three million more (popular) votes than the other guy", she said.

"They had to be ready for that, and they had to have a plan for that and they had to be given the go-ahead; 'OK, this could be the end of the Trump campaign".

"Crooked Hillary Clinton now blames everybody but herself, refuses to say she was a awful candidate", he wrote.

She has also blamed the FBI, Russia and media.

Let us know what you think in the comments. Ms. Clinton also suggested that the President was coordinating with Russian Federation during the election campaign. The president ended up sending a tweet that seemed like an attempt to talk about negative press "coverage", but actually turned out to read "negative press covfefe".

"Putin wants to bring us down", Clinton said.

Clinton said that a Russian-led misinformation campaign was launched against her using social media networks that weren't able to cut through the fake news circulated on the sites. "I was the victim of a very broad assumption I was going to win". "It is pretty hard not to". "It kind of dilutes any sort of the-buck-stops-here statement that she has".

Clinton in part attributed her defeat to the release of damaging information following WikiLeaks' publications of hacked campaign emails that suggested she had used her family's foundation as a vehicle to trade favors in exchange for access while serving as the nation's top diplomat.

"Why did you [give those speeches]?" asked Mossberg at one point, to which Clinton asked why the investment bank was in attendance at the conference. Whenever she spoke, her numbers went down, precisely because she was as flawed a candidate as can be. "I set up my campaign and we have our own data operation ..."

This person was deeply bothered by Clinton's assertion on Wednesday in which she said "I take responsibility for every decision I make - but that's not why I lost", and said it reflected the fact that Clinton remains "focused on her legacy". She claimed that the DNC's data was "mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong" and claims she had to inject money into the DNC to keep it running.