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To: Clutch Martin
Did a search about what happened to her fireworks display, which I found out was cancelled the day before the election. Article claimed she knew by then that the election would be close.

During that search I came upon this:

Hillary’s Election Night Meltdown Revealed

A quote from the article:

"The most notable damage was located deep in the VIP room of the Clinton camp. A custom 150 inch ultra HD TV, a gift from the Saudi Arabian government, was found with a broken screen. The damage was caused by a $950,000 bottle of champagne that was believed to have been thrown at the screen by the former presidential candidate some time during the election."

38 posted on 07/23/2025 11:34:58 PM PDT by mass55th (“Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway.” ― John Wayne)
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To: mass55th

“Did a search about what happened to her fireworks display, which I found out was cancelled the day before the election. Article claimed she knew by then that the election would be close.”

Rumor was that President Trump’s staff called and offered $.05 on the dollar for those fireworks!!!! (that offer was declined!)

AND that there was some computer generated something or another that would simulate ‘breaking a glass ceiling’.

What a psycho.


54 posted on 07/24/2025 2:58:44 AM PDT by Cowgirl of Justice
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To: mass55th

That bimbo destroyed nearly $1 million dollars worth of champagne because she was mad???

If I were the loser in a Presidential race, I would just keep the stuff corked and auction it off. “Do I hear $1.2 million? 1.2 million?”


76 posted on 07/24/2025 5:47:46 AM PDT by Tolerance Sucks Rocks (FBI out of Florida!)
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