Hunter Biden ripped Obama strategist Axelrod as 'giant a-- hole' for telling Biden not to run in 2016: Email
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Hunter Biden ripped former President Obama's chief strategist David Axelrod as a "giant a-- hole" for backing Hillary Clinton over his dad for the 2016 election in a 2015 email exchange with his longtime business partner Eric Schwerin and then-Vice President Biden's deputy counsel Alexander Mackler.
"It's still HRC's to lose, despite new polls. But it's hard to inspire w/grinding, tactical race. ‘Hillary: Live With It’ is no rallying cry!" Axelrod tweeted.
"At the risk of being told for the second time this week that I need therapy…" Mackler said in response to the tweet. "This guy can take a flying leap. Cannot wait till he comes back to [Joe Biden] in a couple months and tells him it's time to run, after being the patronizing, self-appointed kingmaker earlier this year and telling him not to run (and then talking about the meeting all over TV)."
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