OK, anyone who thinks Hillary Clinton is a bigger Nazi than Laura Ingraham, raise your hand.

Oh, heil there, Laura Ingraham!

Responding to criticism that she appeared to give a Nazi salute during her speech at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday, conservative commentator Ingraham lifted her arm via Twitter on Thursday, in order to point her finger at presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

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“It’s Hillary … hands down!” Ingraham posted on Twitter, accompanied by a collage of photos depicting the former First Lady making a similar gesture.

Ingraham drew heavy criticism Wednesday night for appearing to throw a Nazi salute during her speech at the GOP gathering in Cleveland.

But on Thursday, Ingraham said that the controversy was a sign that the left wing is “desperate.”

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“Duh … it’s a satiric response to the left-wing criticism of Laura’s wave last night,” Ingraham — or someone handling her official Twitter account — wrote of the collage when called out on it. “Desperate liberals.”

It’s Hillary…hands down! pic.twitter.com/rXrd3J0chF

– Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) July 21, 2016

Duh…it’s a satiric response to the left-wing criticism of Laura’s wave last night. Desperate liberals. https://t.co/XSfB6Eqn8X

– Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) July 21, 2016

RNC: Behind the Scenes of the Media Mob (Photos)

From interviewing attendees to analyzing speeches, reporters for major media outlets like NBC News, CNN and the New York Times all took part in the RNC coverage craze.
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Hallie Jackson, NBC News

It's social media time for NBC News correspondent Hallie Jackson.
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Gabe Sherman, New York Magazine

New York Magazine's national affairs editor was seen running between appearances at the convention.
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"Socialism Sucks"

A member of "Socialism Sucks," an anti-Bernie Sanders group, gets interviewed by Info Wars.
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Chris Cuomo, CNN

The "New Day" host prepares to go on air inside the convention center.
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The cable news network's makeshift studio comes complete with several director's chairs.
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Jordan Klepper, "The Daily Show"

The Comedy Central correspondent interviews someone who apparently really loves capitalism.
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NBC News

Here's what it looks like in front of the cameras at NBC News' RNC studio.
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And here's the studio at a different angle.
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Jeanine Pirro, "Judge Jeanine"

Pirro, who has a segment on Fox News called "Justice with Judge Jeanine," has been vocal about her support for Trump.
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New York Times

Reporter and columnist Dan Barry, staff photographer Todd Heisler, former NYT photographer and Pulitzer Prize winner Ed Keating, and assistant Haomin Wei congregate on Euclid Ave.
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CNN Grill

Complete with an operational restaurant and several bars, the CNN Grill — located at the Harry Buffalo restaurant in Cleveland — serves as the network's RNC newsroom.
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Ever wondered what it’s like to cover a political convention?

From interviewing attendees to analyzing speeches, reporters for major media outlets like NBC News, CNN and the New York Times all took part in the RNC coverage craze.

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