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Buns_of_Fire

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7. I think she's skilled enough to talk her way around it without really taking a position.

Mon May 4, 2015, 10:13 AM

May 2015

So long as the statement doesn't outright say "I support..." or "I don't support...", of course. And by the end of the day, both pro- and con- sides will probably claim that she agrees with them, when in reality she didn't really say much of anything -- and since she's been all over the map on this stuff, they'll probably both be right.

I don't think TeamHRC is going to let her go out there with a definitive "yes" or "no". Either one is going to tick off a group of people that she doesn't want to tick off.

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