If she decides to seek the Democratic nomination for president, Hillary Clinton all but has the nomination locked up. But convincing Americans to support her pro-abortion bid may be another question.
Today, Clinton is expected to give a speech at Georgetown University, an oration at a Catholic institution at a time when Catholics are soured on the pro-abortion policies of President Barack Obama. But the reception for Clinton was less than stellar — with even mainstream media reporters noting the lack of attendance and a half empty lecture hall.
As Dana Milbank of the Washington Post tweeted:
Clinton event supposed to have started. There are 700 seats in G’town Gaston Hall, including balcony. About half are still empty.
— Dana Milbank (@Milbank) December 3, 2014
Fifteen minutes before Hillary Clinton’s speech at Georgetown, the place is half empty. pic.twitter.com/eNic4QwWp4 — Dana Milbank (@Milbank) December 3, 2014
View from balcony as Hillary Clinton speaks at Georgetown Univ. in DC. pic.twitter.com/ckciKemPug
— M. Scott Mahaskey (@smahaskey) December 3, 2014
Pictures from Milbank and another reporter tell the tale, along with a video below. They could spell trouble for Clinton, who says she admires Planned Parenthood abortion business founder Margaret Sanger.
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