When will Hillary Clinton give up her candidacy ?

And folks on the right are now generally so locked into the closed universe of their own media system, they really don't have a clue about how this is going to fail them again. That will seem incomprehensible to them.

Your question or assertion is unclear.

Or, I could put you on ignore. Your choice.

Apart from what has already been widely reported, I don't claim any particular knowledge about what may have gone on between the Clintons. However, my experience in life very strongly suggests she very likely knew about her husbands proclivities to at least a substantial degree. The public record of her statements discrediting several of his accusers is also quite clear. Together this is not necessasarily a discredit to her in any way. However, it certainly does suggest a rather cynical degree of hypocrist behind her contrived and grossly exaggerated claims of a protracted "war on women" on the part of those who oppose her political ambitions.

Republican women have a message for Donald Trump: Enough with Bill Clinton’s sex scandals.

It’s not that they’re waving Trump off the issue to help Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton. On the contrary, they’re worried that the more Trump talks about a troubled period of the Clintons’ marital history, the more likely it could backfire and rally independent and even some Republican women to the side of the former first lady.

GOP officials have mapped out a series of general election attacks on Clinton centered on her record as secretary of State, but that case could become harder to make if the debate is saturated by talk of 1990s-era sex scandals.

I’m uncomfortable with it, I just am,” Dwight said, adding that she particularly didn't like a candidate discussing it.

“She was as aghast by her husband’s behavior as the rest of us," she said of Clinton. The Democratic front-runner has "a ton of trip-ups” that’ll be ignored if Bill Clinton's past becomes a dominant theme.

“It’s a distraction,” said Donna Sytek, a former speaker of the New Hampshire House of Representatives and former state GOP chair. “We should be talking about the debt and security and any number of other things,” she said. “The women I know that are politically active are going to try to ignore it and encourage their candidates to talk about the larger issues."

On Fox News over the weekend, Trump said Clinton was not an “innocent victim” and “would go along with him” in her husband’s extramarital activities. Though his comments turn off some, they do resonate with some of his core supporters.

He should drag her through the mud,” said Ellen Voss, 55, a Trump supporter in North Carolina. “The Republicans need to fight brutal, dirty and pull no punches.”

It's the latest example of Trump helping his primary campaign while hurting the party in the long term, said Katie Packer, a Republican strategist who advises Republican candidates on messaging to women.

Packer's company, Burning Glass Consulting, has conducted a series of focus groups and polling in competitive general election states showing the issue is a political "minefield" for the party in a general election. Trump's campaign did not respond to requests for comment.