Top 7 Most Insane Hillary Clinton Quotes
8. “It is so great to be here. You know, I was worried I wouldn’t make it. I was pinned down by sniper fire.”
8. “It is so great to be here. You know, I was worried I wouldn’t make it. I was pinned down by sniper fire.”
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