Hillary Clinton and Ken Bone dance in hilarious spoof video

No one doubts the winner of Sunday night's presidential debate was sweater-wearing Ken Bone, but why isn't anyone talking about the moment when he and candidate Hillary Clinton showed off their dance moves? Thankfully Ellen DeGeneres unearthed this hidden gem.

Clinton appears on DeGeneres' show today; an advance clip shows her cracking up at this hilarious (and generously retouched) video:

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