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Hillary tweets support of 3 black girls racially attacked. BUT WAIT!!!!!

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Turns out these three girls lied and were the ones doing the racist attack.

Just goes to show, keep mouth shut till all is known. She is just like Obama.

 

The women's initial report of the incident led to national outrage, a massive campus rally and even Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton tweeted about it, hitting out against violence on a college campus

 

Hillary Clinton also tweeted about the incident writing, 'There's no excuse for racism and violence on a college campus.'

 

Read more: Three SUNY Albany students who ‘faked’ a race-hate attack appear in court | Daily Mail Online

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Read more: Three SUNY Albany students who ‘faked’ a race-hate attack appear in court | Daily Mail Online

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Three SUNY Albany students who ‘faked’ a race-hate attack appear in court | Daily Mail Online

Someone needs to tell her not to hit send. Just. Don't. Hit. Send.

Well, at least she didn't post using ebonics. That's something anyway.

Did she follow up with a tweet condemning fake race-hate attacks?

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Of course not. She is queen, she don't do any wrong or side with anyone wrong.

Didn't something like this happen to Al Sharpton years ago?

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