【2010 Archives】

Two Hillary Clintons walk into a bar010 Archivessimultaneously declare, "I'm with her."

The real Hillary Clinton and Kate McKinnon, Saturday Night Live's resident HRC impersonator, caught up over dinner this week and for the first time, we're wondering if Amy Poehler ever gets FOMO.

According to Page Six, the pair laughed as they dined at Orso in Manhattan on Wednesday evening. One diner put their own spin on the Trump supporter chant and yelled, "lock him up!"

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After dinner, Clinton checked out Glenn Close in Sunset Boulevardand the winner of the popular vote in the 2016 presidential election got a standing ovation from the crowd.

Yesterday, Clinton attended the unveiling of a new stamp honoring fashion designer Oscar de la Renta.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Anna Wintour attend an unveiling ceremony for the U.S. Postal Service Oscar de la Renta Forever stamp, at Grand Central Terminal. Credit: drew angerer/Getty Images

We're so glad you made it out of the woods, Hill. Someone has to have fun for Kate McKinnon while she's stuck playing Kellyanne Conway.

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