A Scared and Confused Hillary Clinton Continues to Avoid Answering Questions from the Press

I’d ask, “What is she hiding,” but we all know exactly what she’s hiding.

Hillary Clinton is scared to take questions from the press.

She does not have the mental faculties to quickly and accurately address questions on the fly and she’s also so bogged down with lies and scandals she doesn’t know which way is up.

We’re over 270 days without a press conference.

And no, sorry idiot liberals, the “scripted set up” with minorities, who CHEERED her doesn’t count as a presser.

Hillary Clinton, rarely seen, rarely heard. (See pic: media literally corralled; hanging over trashcans) https://t.co/08BUQkREFJ

— Kellyanne Conway (@KellyannePolls) September 3, 2016

From Politico:

Hillary Clinton has never felt comfortable with the traveling political press.

As first lady, she would sometimes arrange travel for herself and Chelsea separate from her husband, partly to avoid the protective pool of reporters assigned to the president. In 2008, she “fought tooth and nail,” former aides said, to avoid sharing the plane with her press corps and relented only when her campaign was running out of money and had to either bring the reporters on board or downgrade to commercial.

Clinton has managed to keep the press at arm’s length – preserving her private plane as a refuge where the only people around are her trusted campaign aides.

That changes on Labor Day, when the reporters and their press-leery candidate will for the first time board a “Stronger Together”-wrapped 737 from New York to Ohio to Iowa, and remain flying companions for the final stretch of the campaign.

Her team insists Clinton is on board with the set-up, despite her distrust of the national media. “She does understand that there is very good reason why it’s important for everyone to be together in the thick of a general election,” said her traveling spokesman Nick Merrill.

But closer quarters are no guarantee of a new level of access. “The times she’ll go back and schmooze will be few and far between,” predicted one longtime Clinton ally. “She’ll send other people back there, instead.”

Indeed, trailing Clinton since she has become the Democratic nominee has been less about developing a relationship with the candidate and more like a sensory deprivation experience.

When she’s speaking at a fundraiser, reporters camped outside can sometimes hear a muffled voice but can rarely make out her actual words. When she’s greeting voters at a coffee shop or on a rope line after a rally, the former secretary of state often looks right through the reporters hovering around her, like they don’t exist. And when she does acknowledge their physical presence, she smiles through the questions barked at her and encourages reporters to sample a coffee, or a chocolate, instead.

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