Clinton Faces Backlash After Criticizing Trump’s White House UFC Event

He went on to reference allegations involving Bill Clinton and accused the former administration of misconduct while occupying the White House.

Conservative watchdog Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton also weighed in.

“Woman who stole White House furniture has something to say about ‘our house,’” Fitton wrote on social media.

The official Republican Party account likewise responded, posting that Clinton should “sit this one out.”

Some of the criticism referenced longstanding allegations involving damage and missing items after the Clintons left the White House in 2001.

A Government Accountability Office review requested at the time by former Rep. Bob Barr, R-Ga., estimated roughly $15,000 in damage associated with the presidential transition.

According to contemporaneous reports, the GAO found that some incidents appeared to be intentional pranks, while Clinton supporters argued similar conduct had occurred during previous administrations and that the overall damage had been exaggerated.