Clinton gets her I-told-you-so moment | TheHill
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Clinton’s speech — which was still being tweaked as of Tuesday — is expected to serve as part cautionary tale, while foreshadowing what a second term under Trump could look like if Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Memo: Democrats pitch Biden as the back-to-normal candidate Obama congratulates Biden on formal nomination Jill Biden gives personal portrait of husband Joe MORE isn't elected, Clinton allies say. But Clinton won't dwell on such episodes on Wednesday.“It's important to focus on the future, not the past, and on policy and people, not partisanship and personality,” said one longtime friend.Clinton has been a vocal critic of Trump throughout the administration, often firing off missives on Twitter in response to actions he has taken.
As said here by Amie Parnes