ESPN's Stephen A Smith Fires Back At Hillary Clinton

Stephen A. Smith, the renowned ESPN star, didn’t hold back when responding to former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. 

Clinton had made remarks about voters during an appearance on “The Tonight Show”, suggesting that they should “get over themselves” when it came to the prospect of a Trump-Biden rematch in November. She characterized the choice as straightforward, stating that one candidate was “old, effective, compassionate, and caring,” while the other had been “charged with 91 felonies.”

Smith, however, didn’t find Clinton’s statement wise. He pointed out that her similar approach in 2016 didn’t lead to her becoming the president, despite winning the popular vote. As he succinctly put it, “Yeah, she won the popular vote. But at the end of the day, she wasn’t the president of the United States. It was him.”

This exchange highlights the complexities of political discourse and the importance of considering both sides of the argument.

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