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To: locogringo who wrote (865001)	6/13/2015 11:38:51 AM
From: Mongo2116	Respond to of 1577893

3 years??? Well thay are up from the great lows he got them down to you fool!!!! LMAO...WHAT AN IGID

To: locogringo who wrote (865001)	6/13/2015 12:33:00 PM
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Hillary Clinton's unpaid intern limbo: a grassroots campaign of 'free help' Democratic frontrunner’s campaign paints a picture of a candidate preaching economic opportunity yet former staffers are taking unpaid summer fellowships theguardian.com Experienced, adult political operatives who want to do grassroots work for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign currently have no choice but to work as unpaid, full-time interns, raising new questions about how the White House frontrunner runs her own labor force as she prepares to double down on young people’s role in the American economy. The Clinton campaign is currently in the midst of what multiple Democratic sources described as a “hiring freeze” for paid organizing positions in the early campaign states where the former Secretary of State is laying the foundations of a massive national staff, with few if any paying jobs available for field operations. ... A veteran Democratic strategist unaffiliated with any presidential campaign said he thought Clinton was sending a mixed message by hiring hundreds of advisers to focus on a policy message around income inequality, only “to hire people as interns and treat people as free labor who have already done the job before”. “It is a really terrible way to treat the most vulnerable people on campaign staff and makes me question their leadership on everything else,” the strategist told the Guardian...