Hillary Clinton on Tuesday devoted one of her first public speeches since losing the presidential election and criticized the much-circulated photo showing an all-male group of Republican lawmakers last month negotiating women coverage in health care legislation.
She mentioned a social-media charade of it that depicted an all-dog panel deciding on feline care.
I am here today to advocate us not to grow tired. Not to be discouraged and frustrated. Not to throw up our hands because change is not happening fast enough, Clinton mentioned. We need more women at any table, at any conference call or email chain where decisions are made.
White House ( The White House released a photograph of a meeting with President Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and the House Freedom Caucus last week)
Without mentioning President Trump by epithet, Clinton faulted the Republican presidential administration repeatedly, including calling its representation of women in top chores the lowest in a generation.
She rebuked White House press secretary Sean Spicer, again not by epithet, for hours earlier Tuesday chastising a black wife journalist during a press conference for shaking her head.
Too many girls have had a lifetime of practise taking this kind of indignity in stride, Clinton mentioned. I entail, its not like I didnt know all the nasty things they were saying about me. I thought some of them were various kinds of creative.”
Clinton cracked gags about her November defeat and her months out of the limelight since, Clinton spoke to thousands of businesswomen in San Francisco, joking there was no place shed rather be, other than the White House.
Trump has named four girls to his Cabinet, the same number as in former President George W. Bushs first Cabinet. Trump earlier this week pointed to the project he planned to have his daughter, Ivanka Trump Kushner, do on childcare and other issues involving working women and men in her unsalaried role in his administration.
The Associated Press contributed to this report
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