Two-time failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has never seemed to move on from the 2016 election, where she lost to former President Donald Trump.
In August, she issued remarks at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Chicago where she focused on Trump and the 2016 election, which Townhall covered.
“Nearly 66 million Americans voted for a future where there are no ceilings on our dreams,” she claimed, before gushing about how Vice President Kamala Harris is the better choice for America.
"Kamala Harris for the people. That is something that Donald Trump will never understand. So it is no surprise, is it, that he is lying about Kamala's record? He's mocking her name and her laugh. Sounds familiar. But we have him on the run now,” she stated.
Hillary Clinton is currently going down memory lane about losing to Donald Trump in 2016 on stage at the DNC.
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) August 20, 2024
Glorious.
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This week, Clinton called Trump "fascist" on X and urged Americans to vote for Harris.
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"Let's be absolutely clear so that no one is confused. Trump's rhetoric has become blatantly fascist," she wrote.
"All the warning lights for our democracy are flashing red. We must take him seriously and defeat him soundly at the ballot box," she added.
Clinton's remarks came after Trump spoke out about illegal aliens who've crossed into the United States unlawfully and committed crimes.
In Aurora, Colorado, specifically, members of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua have taken over apartment complexes.
Let's be absolutely clear so that no one is confused.
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 14, 2024
Trump's rhetoric has become blatantly fascist.
All the warning lights for our democracy are flashing red.
We must take him seriously and defeat him soundly at the ballot box. https://t.co/zb8gXSIZ2t pic.twitter.com/6yD7nkGmYf
In May, Clinton said in an interview that she lost the 2016 election because of women voters who "abandoned" her, which Townhall covered.
