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Donald Trump Is Getting Dragged for Fixating on Hillary Clinton at His Orlando Rally, and Clinton Just Responded With a Sick Burn

Donald Trump Is Getting Dragged for Fixating on Hillary Clinton at His Orlando Rally, and Clinton Just Responded With a Sick Burn
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Boom.

President Donald Trump held another MAGA rally. This time it also served as the official kick off of his 2020 presidential campaign.

He chose a location that handed him two pieces of bad news yesterday before his MAGA rally: the conservative, Republican supporting newspaper the Orlando Sentinel endorsed "Not Donald Trump" for 2020 and Quinnipiac polls revealed his support in Florida fell behind all the Democratic frontrunners.


However the MAGA rally formula went on as normal, replete with the standard chants of most of the same rhetoric that constituted his 2016 campaign. The evening included mocking of his political rivals by his family and the President himself.

Also included were references to Trump's 2016 rival, Hillary Clinton.

The familiar chant of "lock her up" was started and encouraged at the June 18 MAGA rally, over 2 years since former Secretary of State Clinton left public service and the political trail to become a private United States citizen.

Watch excerpts of the MAGA rally here.

Former Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum remarked on the President and his supporters continued obsession with Secretary Clinton.

But Clinton responded to let Gillum—and everyone else—know she's unbothered.

People loved the response and offered a few of their own.

They also offered observations on President Trump.

In addition to targeting Clinton, Trump also made several false claims about other political rivals and boasted of the things he would accomplish if reelected. The 2020 presidential election is now 502 days away.

The book #StillWithHer : Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Moments That Sparked a Movement is available here.

"Foreword by Hillary Rodham Clinton with essays by Chelsea Clinton, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michelle Kwan, and many others. This book is a look forward at all the positive movements that have come forth from Hillary Rodham Clinton's historic campaign for President."

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