Hillary Clinton breaks the silence and mocks Donald Trump with two simple numbers: "3-0" What do they mean?

After several weeks of silence, the former First Lady taunted the President very subtly with her Twitter account

After suffering one of the most shocking defeats of American politics, Hillary Clinton has kept a very low profile. As a former First Lady, Chelsea Clinton's mother had to attend Donald Trump's inauguration last month, which was surely one of the most difficult moments of her political career. Still, Hillary and Bill arrived in Washington with their heads held high and faced. But the disguised attitude of the former senator from New York changed yesterday, when shortly after 7pm she published the following tweet:

Hillary Clinton's stitch refers to the decision taken by a federal court yesterday. The ruling denied the controversial ban on travelers from seven predominantly Muslim nations, which was brought by Donald Trump. The court's decision was 3-0, although it could still be appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States, the highest court in the country.

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Kellyanne Conway, Trump's spokeswoman and spokeswoman, quickly defended his boss with a tweet that referred to states that Hillary Clinton could not win during the last election. Donald Trump also did not remain silent about the ruling, and quickly wrote, "See you at court! The security of our nation is in danger. "

Some political scientists believe that Hillary Clinton will withdraw from politics altogether, but a few days ago the publishers Simon & Schuster announced that the former Secretary of State is working on a book of personal essays that will touch on the subject of her defeat Before Trump. According to the publisher told AP, the book will be published in the fall of this year and will be composed of "hundreds of phrases and quotes that she collected for several decades."

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