Hillary, your incessant "victim playing" is a bad political move
With Barbara Boxer joining in the continual false whining about victimization and now the wildly exaggerated "I feared for my life" quip, I wonder if the Clinton Campaign realized that this will only create further contempt and invite mockery from people that already don't see Hillary as fit for the job?
Trump is a bully and everyone knows that you don't show weakness to bullies. It only encourages them when they smell blood.
In addition to that, this over-the-top playing loose with facts about personal safety can't help but remind people of Hillary's embarrassing lie about sniper fire in Bosnia.
She is setting herself up for mockery and it is not a strategy that will serve her well if she becomes the Dem candidate.
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... to hear a Bernie supporter talking about "victim playing", to whit:
There aren't enough debates.
Now there are more debates, but they're scheduled on the wrong days, at the wrong times.
The debate moderators give all the softball questions to Hillary.
The media is "blacking out" Bernie.
The primary schedule is all wrong - they put the southern states in early to give HRC a lead.
The primaries should all be open - Bernie does better that way, so why can't everyone do what's best for him?
Yes, our campaign accessed Hillary's data - but she MADE us do it.
The "Establishment" is against us.
The media is against us.
The cards were stacked against us from day one.
The on-line polls don't match the "official" polls - it's all part of the conspiracy!
The states are sticking to their long-standing primary rules - why didn't they change them for Bernie?
All she'll have going for her are vague impressions.
She and Bill know you can never go broke underestimating the intelligence of the ...
gosh I'm sleepy. G'night. 
Bias often compels an undisciplined mind to confuse 'winning' with 'victim playing.' Though to be fair, one imagines this to be another tired attempt at throwing matter at the wall and hoping some of it sticks.
Crafted allegations are a wonderful short-term tactic American politics has used for 150 years, but it also illustrates a most particular lack of character-- and sets up the accuser for mockery. 
