Hillary Clinton is still so salty that we didn’t let her and her Epstein-Island-Loving husband back into the White House in 2016.
She used her time at the DNC to, of course, bash Trump, but also to make sure everyone in America knows that she won the popular vote.
Hillary: “Don’t forget: Joe and Kamala can win by 3 million more votes and still lose. Take it from me.”
Guess what Hillary, you are the EXACT person the founding father’s had in mind when they added the electoral college into our election process. They wanted to ensure each state was represented equally in a national election, and that a small majority does not keep control of the country.
Your small 3 million person majority means nothing to us.
The electoral college is one of the few defenses keeping our constitutional republic alive. If it weren’t for the electoral college, Hillary Clinton would have been President. And, she would have made quick work selling our country to the highest bidder.
Hillary says, “For four years people have told me, ‘I didn’t realize how dangerous he was. I wish I could do it all over.’ … Look, this can’t be another would’ve, could’ve, should’ve election.”
We sent you the message in 2016, and I LOVE that you still don’t understand it, Hillary.
I don’t know who she has been talking to, but I personally know loads of people that voted for Hillary and wished they had voted for Trump. All of these people will be voting for Trump in November.
If Hillary wants strong and “honest” elections, I ask only one thing from her: Stay as far away from the 2020 election process as possible. Leave. Don’t ever come back.
All of the crooked deals, stealing, lying, and “Epstein-ing” the people that go against you were meaningless because you, Hillary Clinton, will never be President a day in your life.
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Hillary Clinton rallies voters at the DNC to "vote for honest elections, so we — not a foreign adversary — choose our President. … And don't forget, Joe and Kamala can win by 3 million votes and still lose— take it from me" pic.twitter.com/JDArvZ2MG6
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) August 20, 2020