Elisabeth Hasselbeck believes the male Democratic presidential candidates did not put up much resistance to Hillary Clinton because feminists “tied one arm behind” their backs and let her win.
Hasselbeck argued on “Fox & Friends” Wednesday that “they really wouldn’t pull the final punch when it came to calling her out on specifics. Even when it came to Benghazi. Anderson Cooper was the only gentleman out there who actually took it to her and followed up and said, ‘Hey, four Americans did die that day.'”
Elisabeth Hasselbeck: When the debate started, I got excited. I saw the preview for the movie Suffragette.
Steve Doocy: It looks good.
Hasselbeck: I actually had tears in my eyes. I thought this is something I want to watch with my daughter one day. Only to then start this debate and watch the boys who seemed to be taken in the back room by the feminists and tied one arm behind their back in terms of challenge, letting Hillary Clinton win. They really wouldn’t pull the final punch when it came to calling her out on specifics. Even when it came to Benghazi. Anderson Cooper was the only gentleman out there who actually took it to her and followed up and said “Hey, four Americans did die that day.” And she said to almost Trump her initial quote “what difference does it make,” “I’ll get to that.” You’ll get to that?
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