Every ‘SNL’ Video About Hillary Clinton You Ever Wanted to Watch, All in One Place (Videos)
Take a look at how parodies of Hillary Clinton have evolved on "Saturday Night Live," from Amy Poehler's portrayal of the Democratic candidate during the 2008 primaries to Kate McKinnon's take on the current campaign season.Take a look below at how parodies of Hillary Clinton have evolved on “Saturday Night Live,” from Amy Poehler’s portrayal of the Democratic candidate during the 2008 primaries to Kate McKinnon’s take on the current campaign season.
We’ll keep this post updated as new “SNL” videos become available, so be sure to watch this space.
— Posted by Natasha Hakimi Zapata
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