Hillary Clinton, on Friday, celebrated the guilty verdict of former President Donald Trump. 

This, however, has placed renewed focus on Clinton's own role in the efforts to get Trump.

As Just The News' John Solomon put it, "[Manhattan District Attorney] Alvin Bragg finished the ‘Get Trump’ job that Hillary Clinton started."

This, however, has been mostly covered up by Clinton's allies in the mainstream media.

"That job actually began with Hillary Clinton"

Solomon, in his article, explains how Hillary Clinton got the "get Trump" ball rolling back in the spring of 2016.

He writes:

That job actually began with Hillary Clinton back in the spring of 2016 when her team of lawyers, opposition research hitmen and one ex-British spy concocted a now-laughable narrative that Trump somehow was colluding with Vladimir Putin to steal the 2016 election. Clinton then sold it to an FBI agent, which overtly misled the FISA court to sustain an investigation of a sitting commander in chief.

This, of course, was the infamous Trump-Russia Collusion Hoax. This did end up being proved a hoax, but, as Solomon put it, "not before it marred two full years of the Trump presidency."

Solomon then goes on to explain how this didn't stop the Democrats from going after Trump.

The country saw multiple, meritless impeachments of Trump by the Democrats, and, more recently, we are seeing the Democrats' weaponization of the legal system against Trump.

Clinton shows her true colors

You, the reader, may remember that Trump, ahead of the 2016 election, used to hold rallies at which the crowd would often chant, "Lock Her Up," referring to Clinton.

USA Today reports, "When Trump ran against Clinton, he threatened to throw her in jail if he won the election. Crowds at his rallies would often chant, 'Lock her up!' Clinton has claimed that Trump is a threat to democracy and called him an 'illegitimate president' in 2019."

Trump, however, did not "lock her up," because he realized the harm that persecuting one's political opponents could do to the country.

Clinton and the Democrats, however, have no such qualms, which is demonstrated by Trump's recent guilty conviction and the gloating that we have seen from Clinton, Biden, and others in the aftermath.

It's a common refrain among those on the right that Democrats are often caught doing the very thing that they have accused their political opponents of doing. This recent guilty verdict of Trump is a case in point.