Comedienne Kate McKinnon adopted her Hillary Clinton persona on Saturday Night Live once again over the weekend, this time to warn an elector not to vote for Trump because he'll "kill us all."

Parodying the famous scene from the movie Love, Actually in which actor Andrew Lincoln attempted to woo actress Keira Knightly with a set of cue cards, the SNL sketch has McKinnon's Hillary doing the same for co-star Cecily Strong playing an elector.

"I know you’re an elector," one card reads. "And on December 19th, you’re supposed to vote for Donald Trump."

She then gets right to the point.

"But bish... He cray," reads another card as the stack of cards unfolds to reveal the many other possibilities to vote for: John Kasich, Tom Hanks, Zendaya, The Rock or even just "a rock." All this while Cecily Strong nods her head in amicable agreement. 

On the issue of electors getting fined $1000 for changing their vote, "Hillary" offers to foot the bill. 

After displaying a long list of reasons Democrats believe Trump is a bad choice, McKinnon's Hillary concludes by warning the elector: "If Donald Trump becomes President, he will kill us all." 

The "Trump will kill us all" theme has become popular among leftist hysterics, championed also by propagandist Michael Moore, who claims Trump "refuses to get behind the wheel" on national security.