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GOP following Hillary Clinton with giant squirrel

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By Joe Kelley
June 17, 2014

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The Republican National Committee has deployed a giant squirrel to follow Hillary Clinton around the country on the book tour for hew new memoir, Hard Choices, mocking her potential 2016 presidential run with the message that, quote, "another Clinton in the White House would be nuts."

The squirrel, which has its own Twitter account, first appeared last Friday (June 13th) in Washington, D.C., at a stop on Clinton's book tour.

.@HillaryClinton's history rewrite tour stumbles on, but I'll be there to correct the record & stop the nuttiness. pic.twitter.com/WlqpOcNyvN

The GOP is also offering bumper stickers that read "Another Clinton in the White House is Nuts" for 5-dollars.

"Ready" for another scandal-plagued Clinton White House? http://t.co/IFMRyDJbmV That's just nutty! pic.twitter.com/SYq14IEhA3

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