Ex-Secretary of State and failed White House hopeful Hillary Clinton accused Republicans of trying to 'steal the next presidential election' through the Supreme Court.
Clinton, whose 2016 White House hopes were dashed by former President Donald Trump, claimed Republicans were trying to "steal the next presidential election."
"Just think, the 2024 presidential election could be decided not by the popular vote, or even by the anachronistic Electoral College, but by state legislatures — many of them Republican-controlled," said Clinton.
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