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Hillary Clinton Throws Epic Shade At Trump After Barbra Streisand Asks How She'd Have Handled The Pandemic

Hillary Clinton Throws Epic Shade At Trump After Barbra Streisand Asks How She'd Have Handled The Pandemic
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As the pandemic continues to spread and intensify in the United States, music and movie icon Barbra Streisand took to Twitter to wonder how things might have been different if Hillary Clinton had won the 2016 election.




Clinton herself read Streisand's tweets and used the opportunity to dunk on President Trump's mishandling of the crisis.

Twitter begged for even more Streisand/Clinton team-ups in the future.


Many wondered what exactly a Clinton Presidency would look like.



Meanwhile, Clinton continues to be a source of almost infinite hatred from many on the right.



One might imagine Hillary Clinton handling several recent issues a little differently than President Trump.


Hillary Clinton may have won the popular vote by millions of votes, but lost the presidency, but there are many who still like to dream about a Clinton win.

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