Bill Clinton's Memoir Reveals Two Years of Insomnia and Rage After Hillary's 2016 Loss in America's Darkest Election

Nov 29, 2024, 09:03 PM

Former President Bill Clinton has disclosed in his memoir, 'Citizen: My Life After The White House,' that he struggled with insomnia and emotional outbursts following Hillary Clinton's defeat in the 2016 presidential election to Donald Trump. Clinton revealed he 'couldn’t sleep for two years' and experienced 'outbursts of rage' during this period. He acknowledged that he was 'not fit to be around' due to his emotional state after the election, which he described as one of America's 'darkest' moments. This reflection comes as part of a broader narrative in his memoir detailing the aftermath of the election and its impact on his personal life.