Hillary Clinton got into it with a heckler at a Kentucky rally after the woman objected to Clinton calling out the state’s Republican governor, Matt Bevin.
“You are entitled to your opinion, but you’re not entitled to your own facts,” Clinton told the woman Monday, per ABC News, before inviting her to speak privately when the rally ended. “It’s time that people stop listening to Republican propaganda!”
Clinton was in Kentucky ahead of Tuesday’s presidential primary, which will see her once again square off against fellow Democrat Bernie Sanders.
Last week, Clinton scored an endorsement from the Los Angeles Times despite what the paper called “all of her faults.” The paper said she was “vastly better prepared” for the presidency than Sanders. The Times credited its endorsement to Clinton’s long history of championing important issues and her knowledge of foreign affairs.
“Clinton may seem inauthentic to some or to lack that drink-a-beer-with-me quality that voters often look for in a candidate. But she has a grasp of the complexities of government and policy that is unmatched by any of the other candidates who ran for president this year — or by most candidates in most years,” the paper’s editorial board wrote.