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With Fox "News," Hillary Clinton simply can't win

It's long been known that Fox News likes the Clintons about as much as turkeys like Thanksgiving, but they've been even more ridiculous than usual of late when it comes to their Hillary Clinton-critique.

Following Secretary Clinton's primaries' victory speech on March 15th, Fox's Brit Hume posted these tweets:

- "Hillary having a big night in the primaries. So she's shouting angrily in her victory speech. Supporters loving it. What's she mad at?"

- "Madam, did you not notice the expression on her face? Stern, angry, joyless..."

Not to be outdone, Howard Kurtz and Dana Perino joined in on the fun, posting the following tweets:

Kurtz: "Hillary shouting her speech. She has the floor; a more conversational tone might be better for connecting with folks at home."

Perino: "It is so strange to hear these inspiring words in such an angry tones. #confused #whyisshemad"

Then, just today, I read about Fox guest Monica Crowley stating this after listening to Clinton's foreign policy speech at Stanford University:

"She's a little too calm. You see more passion from Democrats when they're attacking Republicans than when they're attacking actual enemies of the United States."

There you have it, folks; no matter what Hillary Clinton says or how she says it, she'll be met with criticism over at Fox News. Expect to hear a lot of this in the coming weeks and months:

Hillary Clinton speaks passionately

Fox News: "She's too angry!"

She speaks calmly

Fox: "Where's the passion?!?"

Clinton uses sign language

Fox: "That's so arrogant and condescending!"

Hillary gives a little girl a high-five

Fox: "Is she always this violent?!?"

HRC sleeps

Fox: "Lazy! Lazy! Lazy!"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/fox-news-hillary-clinton_us_56f30be4e4b04c4c37612c45

http://mediamatters.org/research/2016/03/15/right-wing-medias-sexist-obsession-with-clinton/209282
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