Clinton to voter: 'Why don’t you go run for something?'

Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonFormer Navy sailor pardoned by Trump says he shouldn’t be subject to different standard than Hillary Clinton Hillicon Valley: Deal reached on ZTE, but lawmakers look to block it | New encryption bill | Dems push Ryan for net neutrality vote | Google vows it won't use AI for weapons DOJ to release report on Clinton probe next week MORE was involved in brief confrontation with a young woman during a campaign stop in Minnesota Tuesday afternoon as voters headed to the polls to cast their ballot in the state’s primary.

The Democratic presidential front-runner was leaving a coffee shop when an unidentified Somali-American asked Clinton to comment on past racial remarks, including her recently retracted “super-predator” speech, and the lack of diversity among elected officials.

Clinton went on to reference Abdi Warsame, the first Somali-American elected to the Minneapolis City Council, which the woman questioned, arguing he lacked authenticity.

“You know what, dear? You have a different opinion,” Clinton fired back. “He is a Somali-American elected to the city council, and I am really proud of that.”

After the woman continued to challenge Clinton, the former first lady responded, “Well, why don’t you go run for something, then?”

The woman replied that she was working for a Somali-American, prompting Clinton to respond, “good."