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Hill's Group: Adorable 10-Year-Old Hillary Clinton Volunteer Rips Donald Trump
"Number one, he doesn't have any experience, at all."http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hillary-clinton-donald-trump-volunteer_us_56d34a9ee4b03260bf772fdd
A 10-year old Hillary Clinton volunteer named Lexi had some words of wisdom about real estate mogul Donald Trump, the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination who appears well positioned to sweep Super Tuesday contests on March 1.
When The Huffington Post's Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani asked for her thoughts about Trump Saturday, Lexi gave the brash businessman a piece of her mind.
"Number one, he doesn't have any experience, at all. And he sits there and thinks, 'Oh I'm Mr. Donald Trump, I know everything,'" which is sort of like my brother," Lexi said at Clinton's South Carolina headquarters, where she was phone banking on the day of the Palmetto State primary. "He's just rich, a lot of people just vote for him because they think they'll get some money, too. But that's not it. You think you're going to get the money, but that's not the case."
When The Huffington Post's Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani asked for her thoughts about Trump Saturday, Lexi gave the brash businessman a piece of her mind.
"Number one, he doesn't have any experience, at all. And he sits there and thinks, 'Oh I'm Mr. Donald Trump, I know everything,'" which is sort of like my brother," Lexi said at Clinton's South Carolina headquarters, where she was phone banking on the day of the Palmetto State primary. "He's just rich, a lot of people just vote for him because they think they'll get some money, too. But that's not it. You think you're going to get the money, but that's not the case."
More at the link. From the mouths of babes ....
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A 10-year old Hillary Clinton volunteer named Lexi had some words of wisdom about real estate mogul Donald Trump, the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination who appears well positioned to sweep Super Tuesday contests on March 1.
When The Huffington Post's Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani asked for her thoughts about Trump Saturday, Lexi gave the brash businessman a piece of her mind.
"Number one, he doesn't have any experience, at all. And he sits there and thinks, 'Oh I'm Mr. Donald Trump, I know everything,'" which is sort of like my brother," Lexi said at Clinton's South Carolina headquarters, where she was phone banking on the day of the Palmetto State primary. "He's just rich, a lot of people just vote for him because they think they'll get some money, too. But that's not it. You think you're going to get the money, but that's not the case."
That sounds like a bunch of teabaggers need to hear that. lol
Mahalo!
When The Huffington Post's Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani asked for her thoughts about Trump Saturday, Lexi gave the brash businessman a piece of her mind.
"Number one, he doesn't have any experience, at all. And he sits there and thinks, 'Oh I'm Mr. Donald Trump, I know everything,'" which is sort of like my brother," Lexi said at Clinton's South Carolina headquarters, where she was phone banking on the day of the Palmetto State primary. "He's just rich, a lot of people just vote for him because they think they'll get some money, too. But that's not it. You think you're going to get the money, but that's not the case."
That sounds like a bunch of teabaggers need to hear that. lol
Mahalo! 
uses at least part of that in a campaign ad in the general if Trump is, as it seems likely, the GOPer nominee.
Of course, I also hope that the Dem candidate will be Hillary 
but will wait to see the results of the March primaries before making any assumption. 
