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Clinton didn’t hold back in her response, zeroing in on what she claimed would be a major event this fall.
Without hesitation, Clinton took aim at her favorite targets: Donald Trump, the pro-Trump media, and foreign interference. She predicted a full-scale attack aimed at Vice President Kamala Harris, similar to the “October surprises” that have shaken past elections.
“I anticipate there will be a full-court press in October,” Clinton stated confidently. “The digital airwaves will be filled.”
According to Clinton, Kamala Harris will be the subject of an orchestrated smear campaign. “There will be concerted efforts to distort and pervert Kamala Harris, who she is, what she stands for, what she’s done,” Clinton continued. In her comments, she claimed the blame would fall squarely on conservative media outlets, singling out The Gateway Pundit as a key player in spreading disinformation.
While Clinton was adamant that an October surprise was on the horizon, she admitted she wasn’t certain about what it would specifically entail. Still, that didn’t stop her from speculating about its origins and potential impact.
“This is dangerous stuff! It starts online often on the dark web. It migrates. It’s picked up by the pro-Trump media. It’s then reported on by everybody which makes sure it has about 100% coverage and people believe it!” Clinton warned.
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Her remarks point to a broader concern she has about the influence of alternative media and online platforms, which she argues are spreading harmful narratives that will damage Harris’s chances and the broader Democratic ticket.
Not surprisingly, Clinton focused much of her concern on what she calls “pro-Trump media sites.” She has long been critical of outlets like The Gateway Pundit and others that offer narratives counter to mainstream media reporting. Clinton’s remarks about Harris signal a preemptive strike, preparing Democrats for what they believe will be an unfair attack from conservative outlets.
“So I don’t know what it’s going to be, but it will be something, and we will have to work very hard to make sure that it is exposed as the lie that it is,” Clinton concluded, strongly implying that efforts should be made to silence or fact-check conservative media ahead of such attacks.
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Perhaps the most controversial part of Clinton’s remarks was her apparent push for tighter control over conservative media voices. By warning that whatever surprise is coming needs to be “exposed as the lie that it is,” she seems to suggest preemptive censorship or intense scrutiny of outlets that lean right.
Clinton’s predictions are nothing new. She has repeatedly blamed foreign interference and conservative media for her past election losses and the broader political climate. However, her latest comments will likely stir up fresh debates about media control, free speech, and election integrity.
As the 2024 election draws near, Clinton’s remarks serve as a reminder that both sides of the political spectrum are bracing for an intense and perhaps unpredictable showdown. With the Democratic ticket likely facing heightened scrutiny, Clinton’s warnings about an “October surprise” may be seen as an effort to galvanize the base while painting the opposition as the purveyors of falsehoods.
Whether or not her prediction comes true, one thing is clear: the battle lines for the next presidential election are being drawn, and the media, once again, will be at the center of the storm.
What has she and the Democrats done?
Let Greedy corporations jack up the price of everything you could think of so that we the taxpayers have to decide if we can affors ro pay rent,fred our family,or pay for medicine
Higher and Higher it goes! So yeah that is what we are gonna have for the the next 4 years if she wins! But who am i but an American citizen struggling in a 2 income household!! So thanks for that!
The problem Hillary has is the fact that anyone with at least live brain cells does not give a damn what she has to say or thinks (?)