Hillary Clinton exasperated at voters conflicted between Biden and Trump: 'Why is that a hard choice?'
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Hillary Clinton was frustrated on Thursday by voters feeling disillusioned about the choice between Donald Trump and President Biden during an interview on "Morning Joe."
Clinton, who memorably wondered why she wasn't "50 points ahead" of Trump at one point during their 2016 campaign, was responding to host Willie Geist's question about voters feeling disillusioned and considering third-party options like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Hanna Panreck is an associate editor at Fox News.
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