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Desiline showed up on day one of early voting. she was told she night have to wait six hours to vote. she said okay, and then she waited online at the age of 102 for three hours. she stayed online until poll workers finally advised her she should try to come back later. she left and came back. finally that night she was able to cast her vote. she told the "miami herald," quote, i never voted in haiti. it wasn't safe. in this country have i the right to vote. in haiti i did not. having earned her citizenship and her right to vote in this country, ms. victor stood in line for hours on end to exe...
Instincts in human nature. are you surprised at her tone? >> well, she's become very mean, very nasty. she's become a very different kind of a person. she's getting beat up badly. she night not be allowed to run. the e-mails situation is a disaster. it was so stupid to do it. you can say it was crooked, it was dishonest, and it is all of these things, but above all, it was stupid that she did it. she must have known she would get caught, especially if she's thinking about running for president, and she's doing this? she's become nasty. and she criticizes me, i am, you say say, the front runner...