"In a game dubbed “Candidate’s Cribs,” Campus Reform Correspondent Cabot Phillips asked
participants to match four pictures of multi-million dollar homes to their candidate owners.
Unaware that all of the mansions had actually been owned by Clinton, each participant attempted to link other candidates such as Donald Trump, Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio to the extravagant properties.
After several rounds of the game, Phillips says the participants were shocked to learn that Clinton had lived in all four homes, which hold a total value of more than $31 million. “What, really? You’re pulling my leg,” one man said in response. Nearly every respondent reacted similarly, with some even stating that the revelation had altered their opinions on the upcoming Presidential race. “You’re changing my opinion on the election a little bit,” a woman added. The video illustrates how a large number of young Americans have fallen for Clinton’s “everyday American” rhetoric, a completely false narrative pushed by millennial-run outlets such as Buzzfeed." InfoWars
Unaware that all of the mansions had actually been owned by Clinton, each participant attempted to link other candidates such as Donald Trump, Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio to the extravagant properties.
After several rounds of the game, Phillips says the participants were shocked to learn that Clinton had lived in all four homes, which hold a total value of more than $31 million. “What, really? You’re pulling my leg,” one man said in response. Nearly every respondent reacted similarly, with some even stating that the revelation had altered their opinions on the upcoming Presidential race. “You’re changing my opinion on the election a little bit,” a woman added. The video illustrates how a large number of young Americans have fallen for Clinton’s “everyday American” rhetoric, a completely false narrative pushed by millennial-run outlets such as Buzzfeed." InfoWars
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