Former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton just can’t let go of her 2016 grudge.
In a new trailer for an upcoming Netflix docuseries, she launches another tirade against the Electoral College, the very system that thwarted her path to the White House.
“Well, I personally think the Electoral College is an abomination. For obvious reasons,” Clinton declares in the preview.
The series, titled The American Experiment, boasts Tom Hanks as its executive producer.
Netflix’s Tudum describes it as exploring “how American democracy has been built, challenged, and reimagined.”
This latest Clinton outburst fits a familiar pattern.
For years, she and her allies have pushed to scrap the Electoral College, framing it as some outdated relic that stands in the way of “true” democracy.
In reality, the system stands as a vital safeguard, ensuring that candidates must appeal to voters across the entire nation—not just dense urban centers on the coasts.
The Electoral College forces politicians to respect the concerns of farmers in Iowa, factory workers in Ohio, and families in rural Texas.
Without it, the voices of middle America would be drowned out by the concentrated power of big-city machines and wealthy donors.
Clinton’s frustration stems directly from that hard truth: she couldn’t connect with everyday citizens beyond her elite bubble.
Netflix’s flashy production rolls out a roster of familiar Washington insiders.
Viewers will hear from Clinton herself, along with former Vice Presidents Kamala Harris and Al Gore, plus Sen. Ted Cruz and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
