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Debating Clinton's datability

It's rare, but it happens every once in a while that Broadsheet readers agree on something. Most were in easy agreement on Maureen Dowd's recent column, which rhetorically asked whether Hillary Clinton should pretend to be a flight attendant in order to win over men's tender egos and votes.

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