The Clinton campaign responds to Hillary Clinton using the term "off the reservation" in an intv w/ @jaketapper. https://t.co/y6Y7O3igt9
— Dan Merica (@merica) April 30, 2016
Hillary Clinton got herself into some trouble during an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper:
Clinton: I have experience dealing with men "off the reservation" like Trump https://t.co/pl7g0ib6xw #HillaryOnCNN https://t.co/1lCsyyOSF1
— CNN (@CNN) April 29, 2016
The “experience dealing with men who are off the reservation” comment got Hillary a few self-awareness wake-up calls (because of, you know, who she’s married to), not to mention criticism for a term that was called a “racial slur against Native Americans.”
The National Political Director of Hillary 2016, Amanda Renteria, responded for the campaign last night:
(1/2) About the use of an expression today that has some very offensive roots…Divisive language has no place in our politics.
— Amanda Renteria (@AmandaRenteria) April 30, 2016
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(2/2) @HillaryClinton meant no disrespect to Native Americans. She wants this election to be about lifting people up, not tearing them down.
— Amanda Renteria (@AmandaRenteria) April 30, 2016
Hillary’s not going to at least dock ten dollars from her next Wall Street speech paycheck as punishment?
https://twitter.com/EF517_V2/status/726368833922031616
https://twitter.com/Wisdom2Masses/status/726427760382464001
@AmandaRenteria @HillaryClinton perhaps Hill should explain what she meant by this
— The Blue Dress (@CCBlueDress) April 30, 2016
Cue crickets.
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