Hillary Clinton's Latest Book Sales Plummet to Insignificance
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Posted 5 hours ago
**Unsuccessful Again: Hillary Clinton's Book Flops Miserably**
In a stark reminder of her declining influence, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's latest book, *Something Lost, Something Gained: Lessons on Life, Love, and Liberty*, has garnered only a meager 27,000 sales in its first week.
This figure stands in sharp contrast to her previous publication, *What Happened*, which sold 167,000 copies within the same timeframe back in 2017.
Clearly, the public's appetite for Clinton's perspective—often perceived as a litany of grievances regarding her 2016 election defeat—has dwindled significantly.
Despite Clinton's publisher touting this latest effort as one of the best first-week sales for a nonfiction hardcover since 2012, the reality of a nearly 80% drop compared to her earlier book speaks volumes about her waning relevance.
Political commentator Bill Mitchell pointedly questioned why the agenda of progressive icon Kamala Harris remains unpopular, citing Clinton's book as a reflection of a broader trend where leftist narratives struggle to gain traction.
This continued failure raises pertinent questions about the viability of the Democratic Party's messaging as it gears up for another election cycle.
If prominent figures like Clinton and Harris cannot resonate with average Americans, one must ask if their policies are truly reflective of the electorate's desires or merely echo chambers of the far-left.
The once-dominant Clinton brand is clearly losing its appeal, as evidenced by these dismal sales numbers that signal a growing disinterest in her reflections on life and politics.
As the 2024 election looms, the battle for the hearts and minds of American voters becomes ever more crucial, leaving many Democrats wondering if Clinton's time—and perhaps that of her ilk—has finally passed.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
headlineusa.com
twitchy.com
In a stark reminder of her declining influence, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's latest book, *Something Lost, Something Gained: Lessons on Life, Love, and Liberty*, has garnered only a meager 27,000 sales in its first week.
This figure stands in sharp contrast to her previous publication, *What Happened*, which sold 167,000 copies within the same timeframe back in 2017.
Clearly, the public's appetite for Clinton's perspective—often perceived as a litany of grievances regarding her 2016 election defeat—has dwindled significantly.
Despite Clinton's publisher touting this latest effort as one of the best first-week sales for a nonfiction hardcover since 2012, the reality of a nearly 80% drop compared to her earlier book speaks volumes about her waning relevance.
Political commentator Bill Mitchell pointedly questioned why the agenda of progressive icon Kamala Harris remains unpopular, citing Clinton's book as a reflection of a broader trend where leftist narratives struggle to gain traction.
This continued failure raises pertinent questions about the viability of the Democratic Party's messaging as it gears up for another election cycle.
If prominent figures like Clinton and Harris cannot resonate with average Americans, one must ask if their policies are truly reflective of the electorate's desires or merely echo chambers of the far-left.
The once-dominant Clinton brand is clearly losing its appeal, as evidenced by these dismal sales numbers that signal a growing disinterest in her reflections on life and politics.
As the 2024 election looms, the battle for the hearts and minds of American voters becomes ever more crucial, leaving many Democrats wondering if Clinton's time—and perhaps that of her ilk—has finally passed.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
headlineusa.com
twitchy.com
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