Crushing letdown for Clinton opponents as promised WikiLeaks bombshell is an epic bust

Wednesday@HillaryClinton is done. #Wikileaks.

— Roger Stone (@RogerJStoneJr) October 2, 2016

Stone’s laughable tweet was the culmination of months of similar pronouncements from Clinton’s most adamant detractors. But it didn’t turn out the way they had hoped.

Overnight, the hashtag #OctoberSurprise began trending as Clinton bashers waited for the big moment. In the wee hours of the morning, the tables turned.

https://twitter.com/KAmorphous/status/783253683433791493

https://twitter.com/eshap/status/783237407713878016

Best troll ever: Assange asking why I'm up at 4am, while I'm wondering why I'm up at 4am, after he told me to be up at 4am. #OctoberSurprise

— Americooligan (@Americooligan) October 4, 2016

How's that bombshell looking?#OctoberSurprise #ImWithHer 😂 https://t.co/j4ddR2aRc3

— Yukio Strachan (@boldandworthy) October 4, 2016

Julian Assange ended #WikiLeaks10 stream with no real #OctoberSurprise, says "significant" docs to be released between now & #Election2016

— NPR (@NPR) October 4, 2016

So about that #OctoberSurprise… 😂😂 They were all, "it's like Xmas!" Then it turned to anger. Now it's on to more conspiracies. pic.twitter.com/O5cNUDhESu

— Dizzy (@DizzyGirlSusie) October 4, 2016

https://twitter.com/MrDeeky/status/783282110790508544

Much to the dismay of Clinton’s detractors, the only October surprise so far is the revelation about Trump’s staggering tax write-off.