'Boxers or briefs?' Ron Fournier's hint that it's sexist to mock Hillary's wardrobe backfires

The sexist card. Didn't see that coming. Can't remark on the crease in her pants, I suppose. https://t.co/gNdotjCQED

— Vinnie_LP (@Vinnie_LP) June 13, 2015

Ron Fournier spotted people tweeting about what Hillary Clinton was wearing during her latest campaign (re)launch, and tried to make the point that those people might be committing a sexist microaggression:

I you're tweeting what @HillaryClinton is wearing, ask yourself if you've ever tweeted about @billclinton's attire

— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) June 13, 2015

Hey, before anybody else, ask this guy:

Ready to accessorize? http://t.co/7NsxqmNAB1 pic.twitter.com/TH1h5tqeeB

— John Podesta (@johnpodesta) May 29, 2015

Hillary’s the one making wardrobe an issue:

@ron_fournier If @HillaryClinton is going to make memes about her paintsuits and sell funny tshirts about them online, its fair game.

— Shane Styles (@shaner5000) June 13, 2015

@ron_fournier @HillaryClinton @billclinton she’s selling t-shirts with mock pantsuits on them. If she’s gonna make it an issue….

— Toby Harshaw (@tobinharshaw) June 13, 2015

@ron_fournier @HillaryClinton @billclinton Dude, she's the one who is selling pantsuit looking t-shirts.

— Iditarod Rik (@attyrik) June 13, 2015

And in the second place, we can be fairly certain that throughout his career, Bill Clinton’s attire, or occasional lack thereof, has been discussed at length.

It was Bill not wearing clothes that was controversial, Ron https://t.co/T0fJKacFwJ

— Christopher Maloney (@CHRISMAL0NEY) June 13, 2015

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'Boxers or briefs?' Ron Fournier's hint that it's sexist to mock Hillary's wardrobe backfires