Above Average Mocks Hillary Clinton with a Holiday Message [WATCH]

As this past Christmas was undoubtedly a celebration for all, Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton dropped a holiday message that was sure to stick in our minds. Or, well, Above Average's version of Hillary Clinton's holiday message, that is.

The comedy site dropped the below video a few days before Christmas at an attempt to wish us all a very Merry Christmas. The unfortunate thing was that Mrs. Clinton just couldn't get the copy down correctly. Between jumping ahead and calling herself the President of the United States and the "Katniss Everdeen to your never-ending Hunger Games," it looked as if Clinton incessantly fought the resistance to hold back.

Upon being told that she was not yet the president, "Clinton" told the producer, "But I will be. I will be, Jonathan."

Furthermore, she never meant her Hunger Games remark to be one of negativity. In fact, she felt it merely a message of assertion that she, Hillary Clinton, would "murder the competition" with her hands.

So ... Merry Christmas?

Now, while Above Average was busy dropping the above video, the real Hillary Clinton was busy posting the below to her official Instagram account:

And this:

And finally, this:

So, who does the better Hillary Clinton: Above Average, Saturday Night Live's Kate McKinnon or Sisters star Amy Poehler? You tell us!