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The anti-Hillary campaign is up and running.

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Hillary Clinton hasn't announced her presidential candidacy,

but her every move is being analyzed as if she had.

This week, after she charmed 5,000 professional women with talk of breaking the glass ceiling, comment on her own status as part

of the 1% was inevitable. A Republican PAC has produced a TV spot using the voice of Elizabeth Warren

out of context as if she detached Clinton's links to powerful interests.

And there are claims of conflicts of interest between her work of Secretary of State

and contributions to the Clinton Foundation.

Today's talking point. The plot thickens in Argentina.

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Hello again, Warren. I'll be back with To The Poet. Hillary Clinton hasn't declared her candidacy for president, but the campaign against her is already taking shape. Is she the right person to raise issues of economic inequality and gender discrimination? What about the conflicts of interest between the Clinton

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