Over the course of the last two years, we have heard every excuse in the book as to why Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 election.

To this day the democrats are attempting to sow the seeds of doubt regarding the legitimacy of the election’s results, often exploiting the manufactured fear that Russian intelligence agents and a network of nefarious hackers somehow skewed the entire contest in the direction of Donald Trump.  Just this week there were hearings on Capitol Hill that sought to shed light on what the left alleges was some sort of working relationship between the Kremlin and the White House.

And while “RussiaGate” continues to drag on, (and on and on), Hillary Clinton herself has been the epitome of a sore loser, pushing a number of different excuses for her loss.

The latest narrative involves a more domestic sort of election interference, as Clinton accuses her fellow Americans of cheating her out of the White House.

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Clinton said that ‘voter suppression,’ fake news stories and the evil Electoral College contributed to her crushing election loss.

“You can run the best campaign and have the best plans and get the nomination and win the popular vote and you can lose the Electoral College and therefore the election,” Hillary said.Hillary even suggested that she lost historically blue states such as Wisconsin and Michigan to Trump because millions of voters were purged from the rolls.

“Voter purging is another form of voter suppression. Between 2012, when President Obama ran, and 2016, when I ran, 12 million — 12 million voters — were purged from the rolls,” Hillary said.

“They were purged in Wisconsin, in Michigan, in Ohio, in Florida — in other places often using a system devised and paid for by Robert Mercer,” Hillary added, blaming ‘Republican state governments’ for her election loss.

Of course, it should be noted that the democratic party has long been of the belief that voter fraud, of which this suppression is a part, does not sway elections…at least not when it is the GOP complaining about it.