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GeorgeGist

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25. No, line is not crossed.

Reply to n2doc (Original post)

Mon Feb 24, 2014, 05:29 PM

Feb 2014

Raul Reyes really that stupid?

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Does Hillary-Univision deal cross a line? [View all] n2doc Feb 2014 OP

Post removed Post removed Feb 2014 #1

I suggest you reconsider using "Billary" when talking MineralMan Feb 2014 #4

That is sexist and demeaning language. Please do not use it. nt msanthrope Feb 2014 #22

As far as I am aware Hillary is not now running for any Office Bandit Feb 2014 #2

That was my first thought... yeoman6987 Feb 2014 #26

This may be a move that shows she's not planning on running again Scootaloo Feb 2014 #28

I'm not sure why this is a potential problem MineralMan Feb 2014 #3

I didn't write it n2doc Feb 2014 #7

I realize that you didn't write it. MineralMan Feb 2014 #11

Nope. Until someone declares their candidacy or forms an exploratory committee, no conflict. stevenleser Feb 2014 #5

How is Hillary's Spanish? Common Sense Party Feb 2014 #6

To all those who are saying Le Taz Hot Feb 2014 #8

until someone announces, they are not a candidate. geek tragedy Feb 2014 #10

Nobody is a candidate until they announce. MineralMan Feb 2014 #12

So, the answer is, "yes." Le Taz Hot Feb 2014 #14

No, the answer is, we apply consistent rules to everyone. stevenleser Feb 2014 #16

Yes. The answer is that Hillary is not a candidate for anything MineralMan Feb 2014 #21

because that is the factually correct answer. geek tragedy Feb 2014 #23

know what I mean? reddread Feb 2014 #30

What's surprising is that they expect others to hear it without a chuckle. Egalitarian Thug Feb 2014 #13

Yes. EC Feb 2014 #19

Yes. It is a fact. Unless you have something formal from her Pretzel_Warrior Feb 2014 #33

when she runs, then that will have to end. and, hello, Fox news contributors geek tragedy Feb 2014 #9

um... fox "news" does this for the entire right wing sigmasix Feb 2014 #15

As of now, she's still a private citizen EC Feb 2014 #17

Some people just love to hate. NCTraveler Feb 2014 #18

which language? reddread Feb 2014 #29

It depends on when she privately decides to run and when she publicly announces it. Whisp Feb 2014 #20

well if you want to make sure the voters know who you are... madrchsod Feb 2014 #24

No, line is not crossed. GeorgeGist Feb 2014 #25

But she is not yet a candidate, let alone the nominee. longship Feb 2014 #27

Certainly legit to ask a uestions why they are doing this. hrmjustin Feb 2014 #31

Hillary is not currently a candidate for public office Pretzel_Warrior Feb 2014 #32