'I think it's really important that when we talk about politics, we actuallytalk about the reality of politics,' she said to loud cheers
“Shut up!” someone yelled at the gray-haired heckler standing to the left of the stage, before boos began to descend down from other attendees rallying in defense of the night’s two stars, Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Even the heckler’s opening cry lacked the gusto of political yesteryear. Gone was the “Lock her up!” chant that had become a rallying call of the Republican Party in 2016. In its place was something more befitting the moment.Thursday night was supposed to be the easy one ― “We’re starting this tour with a home game,” Bill Clinton joked at one point ― and it may very well turn out to be.
When HuffPost asked why he would spend his night protesting two 70-somethings who no longer hold public office or even seek it, Garrison replied that he just hoped they’d get their “comeuppance” when the full Mueller report is released. “There are a lot of very smart, decent people out there who are a part of the Make America Great rallies,” said Bill Clinton. “People who feel that they’re stuck in economic stagnation, social insignificance and political disempowerment.”
Hillary Clinton, for her part, was asked why certain areas of the country have switched from Republican to Democratic, like the Chicago suburbs where she grew up. The economic reasons were complex and geographically specific. But the major point was not.
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