The public and the media got a good chuckle out of the GOP’s Wi-Fi password for Tuesday night’s debate, as journalists covering the debate had to enter “StopHillary” into their laptops to connect to the venue’s Wi-Fi network.
According to The Hill, the Democrats are “firing back” tonight by trolling the GOP with their own Wi-Fi login name: 13MillionNewJobs. That’s hilarious, but the joke doesn’t stop there. There is no password, because “The Democratic Party is the party of inclusion.”
Dems fire back at GOP in debate Wi-Fi war: https://t.co/tYbe67LhSV pic.twitter.com/jgPrw98g3C
— The Hill (@thehill) November 14, 2015
@thehill You might not want to mention workforce participation stats.
— Chihoowa' oshi' (@DroppinTheMitts) November 14, 2015
@thehill pic.twitter.com/V1Pq5EY3Qs
— hrumphgrumble (@hrumphgrumble) November 14, 2015
@thehill unfortunately we don't all want to work at Burger King or Applebee's.
— janet l (@winojanet) November 14, 2015
https://twitter.com/BillCamerlo/status/665654331287298048
https://twitter.com/aandrewallen/status/665650197725212673
That’s a fantastic question that almost certainly won’t be asked tonight.
https://twitter.com/Ddills2/status/665649336903147521
The were some concerns about privacy, but Hillary Clinton’s IT guy ensured everything was perfectly safe.
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Update: Sen. Claire McCaskill is on site, and it seems like Clinton’s IT guy really did set up the network, probably in the women’s restroom supply closet.
Not a great signal, so live tweets are gonna lag…#demdebate
— Claire McCaskill (@clairecmc) November 15, 2015
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