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Clinton Supporter Omits 'Under God' Section Of Pledge of Allegiance When Introducing Hillary At NJ Rally

So, a Clinton rally in New Jersey took a bizarre turn Wednesday when Susan Shin Angulo, a member of the Camden County Board of Freeholders, was introducing the former Secretary of State and forgot to include the phrase “under God” while saying how Hillary will unite the nation.

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“Only Hillary can bring us together as one nation u–…indivisible with liberty and justice for all,” she said. The crowd erupted in applause, with Clinton nodding and laughing, but not before someone could be heard yelling “under God” at Angulo.

Should we be shocked at this rather overt omission? I mean, it was pretty clear she was about to say the phrase, hence the awkward mini-stroke that occurred before trying to morph how “U” and “I” sound to say indivisible. Alas, we shouldn’t. Remember this was the party that booed God.

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