Hillary Clinton-loving Facebook group Pantsuit Nation abruptly disbands, enraging members

The underground feminist voting group that urged Hillary Clinton supporters to storm the 2016 polls in pantsuits abruptly announced it is disbanding Thursday, leaving its 2.8 million supporters blindsided. Pantsuit Nation, a Facebook-born movement supporting the first female Democratic presidential nominee, told its online community it would be defunct before the end of the weekend, The Post has learned. The group made headlines during the 2016 election for empowering Clinton lovers to pull on a power suit to cast their vote. “I stepped away from my day-to-day involvement in this community last year, but I have stayed here reading your stories, appreciating what you have built and maintained against all odds,” founder Libby Chamberlain wrote in a post breaking the news to the group’s millions of members. The group’s founder, Libby Chamberlain, announced the sudden disbandment of the page out of nowhere. Chamberlain started the Facebook group for Hillary Clinton supporters during the 2016 election.AFP via Getty Images “Earlier today, the organization that now manages the group announced that Pantsuit Nation will be shut down within the next two days.” Supermajority — a feminist political organization — took over Pantsuit Nation in 2019, three years after Chamberlain had created the
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