Hillary Clinton hits Donald Trump with ultimate Internet burn
Can we get you some ice for that burn, Donald?
Hillary Clinton shut down presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump on Thursday with a simple, three-word tweet to end all beefs.
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Clinton's tweet -- repurposing a well-known and beloved Internet meme -- was in response to Trump's reaction that President Barack Obama had endorsed Clinton (his former Secretary of State) for the 2016 election.
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It took a little, but Reince Priebus and Trump himself finally tried to hit back at her.
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Of course, some couldn't help but point out Trump's burn -- about taking a long time to think up a rebuke-- was neither original nor quick.
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Regardless of the GOP's responses, it was too late; the Internet went wild upon reading the Democratic presidential nominee's tweet, crowning Hill the queen of shade.
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Within an hour of being posted, the tweet had more than 115,000 retweets, making it the most retweeted message of Clinton's campaign, according to Twitter.
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Trump's supporters, though, quickly clapped back at the tweet, reminding the Internet about Clinton's history with deleted content.
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And then there is this regret:
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This will be a fun five months.
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Neha Prakash was Mashable's Senior Watercooler Reporter, covering viral content, Internet culture and all things Kardashians.Before being a reporter, Neha was a Mashable intern covering news and politics. Neha previously interned at AOL/Huffington Post managing content and social media for its health and fitness sites.She earned her Masters degree from Columbia Journalism School in May 2012, and graduated with a B.A. from Penn State University in 2010.
