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How Hillary Clinton Ruined America
Let me tell you how Hillary Clinton ruined not just America, but the whole world. It all started when she was first born into the world. She was balling and faking everything even though she was like not even a day old…. She would even fake being sick so she would not have to go places. Hillary is so old now that she went to Michael Jackson's concert on her 60th birthday.

You all have probably been wondering how she ruined the World...well first she wanted to become good friends with one of our enemies. She also was just a big fake person. For example she was skipped a live talk on tv because she said she had pneumonia…but a lot of people did not believe her including me. She even had fake eyebrows like, are you serious? Have you ever seen her smile...well if you have that's fake too, she has dentures. She one day got married to Bill Clinton, and Bill tried to get her plastic surgery to fix well u know what. Her bags under her eyes are bigger than the bag a chips people eat.
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Trump was not fake even tho his tan looked fake it was real he would sit outside and tan like a normal human. All the countries that Hillary made mad became good with us because they understood that Hillary was so dumb. Everyone thought that Trump was so great they wanted him to be president forever and ever and for Hillary to never become president. She was fake and no one liked that, including me.

So that is how Hillary Clinton ruined the world. No one, i mean no one, besides her family really liked Hillary. But actually her family hated her too. She is so not liked that her own kids moved all the way on the other side of the country. One day she went to visit the White House and no one would let her in because no one liked

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