>You should thank the "losers" in history for the progress made because of their inquisitive nature. Those ridiculing their statements may have a lot to lose in the long run.
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>There's certainly some element of truth in that. The Trump people (and Trump) won't be all that introspective about their flaws. They'll just move on.
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>But in this case, HRC and the DNC are still going through their denial and their cry-baby antics and their excuses. The continue to blame the voters in the heartland - when in fact it was more an anti-HRC vote than a pro-Trump vote.

There have been instances when the Trump people looked like losers (basket of deplorables?) and were ridiculed during the campaign. Those who have not listened to their concerns, lost. Voters can't be blamed, only the elites. As for Trump, he made statements that were meant to compromise/discredit the system.
Re HRC and the DNC and their supporters: Call their antics whatever, though ironically, it may be the "soreness" that may motivate the "losers" to dig deeper and thus uncover the truth, intentionally or not. For example, the "hacking" investigation is a real issue. Let's not call it a clown show just yet.
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