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Published on Mar 16, 2016
TRUMP’S HILLARY BARKING AD: Donald Trump Instagram video features footage of Hillary Clinton barking like a dog! Features & Demonstrates the total effect of Hillary's bite!
With a nod toward the most likely general-election matchup, Donald Trump released an Instagram video aimed at Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton on Wednesday.
The video featured footage of Clinton barking like a dog to hit Republicans during a February stump speech. It argued that Clinton was a "punchline" to some of the US' most formidable "opponents" — Russian President Vladimir Putin and the terror group ISIS.
"When it comes to facing our toughest opponents," the ad started, cutting to clips of Putin and an apparent member of ISIS, "the Democrats have the perfect answer." Hillary's bark will keep them laughing!
The video then cut to the clip of Clinton barking. Footage of Putin laughing in an unrelated "60 Minutes" interview followed.
"We don't need to be a punchline!" the video declared.
Trump, the Republican frontrunner, and Clinton on Tuesday barreled toward what's looking more and more like a general-election faceoff for the White House. Trump and Clinton both grabbed victories in five Tuesday contests, building out their already substantial delegate leads.
With a nod toward the most likely general-election matchup, Donald Trump released an Instagram video aimed at Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton on Wednesday.
The video featured footage of Clinton barking like a dog to hit Republicans during a February stump speech. It argued that Clinton was a "punchline" to some of the US' most formidable "opponents" — Russian President Vladimir Putin and the terror group ISIS.
"When it comes to facing our toughest opponents," the ad started, cutting to clips of Putin and an apparent member of ISIS, "the Democrats have the perfect answer." Hillary's bark will keep them laughing!
The video then cut to the clip of Clinton barking. Footage of Putin laughing in an unrelated "60 Minutes" interview followed.
"We don't need to be a punchline!" the video declared.
Trump, the Republican frontrunner, and Clinton on Tuesday barreled toward what's looking more and more like a general-election faceoff for the White House. Trump and Clinton both grabbed victories in five Tuesday contests, building out their already substantial delegate leads.
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