--- title: Hillary Clinton Swipes MetroCard in 404 Error Page description: New 404 error page for the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign site is a GIF of her having trouble swiping MetroCard at a subway turnstile canonical: https://time.com/4290689/hillary-clinton-404-error-page-subway-turnstile-metrocard/ author: Olivia B. 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Waxman Staff Writer Apr 12, 2016 3:44 PM UTC Mistyped links to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign website now redirect web users to a GIF of the Democrat [trying to get her MetroCard](http://time.com/4285452/hillary-clinton-new-york-subay-metrocard-turnstile/) to work so she can go through a subway turnstile in the Bronx last Thursday. The campaign is making light of the critics who say that, as the former U.S. Senator from New York, she should have been able to swipe it correctly on the first try. At one point last year, her campaign’s 404 page featured a family photo of Bill, Hillary, and a young Chelsea wearing Donald Duck hats and posing with someone dressed as the Disney character. 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