Hillary Clinton Has Shoe Thrown at Her at Sheldon Adelson’s Mandalay Bay (Video)

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Former First Lady, Secretary of State and expected front runner for the 2016 US Presidential race, Hillary Clinton, had a shoe thrown at her while speaking at a hotel owned by casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson.  He just happens to be among the GOP’s biggest donors. 

No, Adelson didn’t throw the shoe.

The woman who did, it’s not clear what the motive may have been.

Clinton took the incident lightly while speaking at an Institute for Scrap Recycling Convention, asking “Was that a bat?”

The video appears below.

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