Hillary Clinton's 2016 political gaffe has become an irony-shrouded rallying cry for jaded young voters who still dare to hope for change.
Ten years later, ‘Pokémon Go to the polls’ still haunts the internet
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Ten years after Hillary Clinton's 'Pokémon Go to the polls' comment, the phrase remains a recurring meme on Election Day.
- Clinton's 2016 comment was seen as out of touch and became a popular meme.
- Digital culture has deeply influenced American politics since 2016.
- The phrase reflects a shift in how politics and internet culture intersect today.
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