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5:42Now PlayingDebbie Wasserman Schultz explained that even though Hillary Clinton lost the electoral college, she "won the hearts and minds of voters" since she won the popular vote. Sorry, Debbie. That's just not true. Clinton and Trump were the most disliked candidates in U.S. history; 46% of Clinton voters stated they supported Clinton exclusively to defeat Trump, whereas 43% supported her policies. Is THAT what you call winning over hearts and minds? I think not.
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