They said she manipulated her husband, they said she had a political agenda, they said she fired Don Regan, they said she was a bully and a cheat. Hillary Clinton herself prefers to speak of broader trends: I dont think theres anything that has happened to me that is, frankly, very new, but I think that the environment in which its happening is significantly different, even different from the nineteen-eighties. And she cites a study of Presidential press coverage by the political scientist Thomas Patterson, who found that in 1960 seventy-five per cent of the evaluative references to Kennedy and Nixon were positive, while in 1992 only forty per cent of the references to Bush and Clinton were positive

Such expressions are further legitimated by Ortners identification of class in the national discourse as almost entirely a matter of economic gradations of goods and privilege and embedded in narratives of snobbery and humiliation (or the hidden injuries of class, as sociologists Richard Sennett and Jonathan Cobb put it)
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