'Don't you?': Hillary Clinton still believes in vast right-wing conspiracy

Brett T. | 11:15 PM on February 03, 2016

Anyone old enough to remember the Clinton administration knows that the “vast right-wing conspiracy” was a creation of Hillary Clinton to explain the persecution of her husband for having an affair with an intern, not to mention other Clinton scandals. At CNN’s #DemTownHall Wednesday night, host Anderson Cooper asked Clinton if she still believed in the vast right-wing conspiracy, to which she answered, “Don’t you?”

Despite the cackling, it wasn’t a joke to prompt Cooper to move on. No, it was just the starting point for the tale of a conspiracy that has only grown over the years and added players like the Koch brothers.

https://twitter.com/aseitzwald/status/695085811084038144

Anderson: do you still believe there's a vast right wing conspiracy? HRC: don't you? It's gotten a lot better funded

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) February 4, 2016

https://twitter.com/joshpson/status/695090251778375680

Will be very interesting to see how Republicans respond to Hillary Clinton’s remarks about the "vast right wing conspiracy"

— Dylan Byers (@DylanByers) February 4, 2016

Hillary Clinton gets more animated talking about the "vast right-wing conspiracy" than she has on any other policy question all night.

— Scott Bixby (@scottbix) February 4, 2016

Question: Do you think there is still a vast right wing conspiracy?
Clinton: "Yeah, it has gotten even better funded."

— Dan Merica (@merica) February 4, 2016