Former New York Senator Hillary Clinton Struggles to Swipe Her Subway MetroCard
The struggle is real.
Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton was in New York City to campaign when the former New York senator struggled with one of the city’s most well-known challenges – swiping a MetroCard.
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Clinton had difficulty swiping her MetroCard at one the city’s subway turnstiles and the incident was caught on camera.
Once footage hit the airwaves, Twitter users had a field day.
Oh man. It took Hillary five swipes. Welcome to the struggle https://t.co/3RGrZVUeVc
April 7, 2016
Yes, it took Hillary Clinton three or four swipes to get through the turnstile. Also, it takes everyone three or four swipes.
April 7, 2016
That's not how we Make America Great Again https://t.co/0tcan8jcq3
April 7, 2016
If it is any consolation, many fulltime city dwellers struggle with the swipe as well.
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Clinton took a dig at former Brooklynite Bernie Sanders who said in a recent Daily News interview that in order to ride the subway “you get a token and you get in."
The city has not had tokens since 2003.
“I think it was my first term when we changed from tokens to MetroCards,” Clinton said.
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