Oh, Now It’s Kentucky

“You know, Kentucky has a history of picking presidents. People don’t get elected president without winning Kentucky,” said Hillary Clinton this week. Last week, she used almost identical words to describe West Virginia. It’s like a game of MadLibs with her. The rules: when substituting a word for a blank, just don’t ever use the names of states Obama wins, like North Carolina, Oregon, etc.

“_________ is a swing state.”

“________ is a state a Democrat must win in November.”

“The voters of ___________ and ___________ must have their votes counted and their delegations seated.”