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Anti-Hillary signs crop up near Brooklyn HQ

Signs against Hillary Clinton have cropped up near the former secretary of state's Brooklyn headquarters ahead of her expected 2016 presidential run announcement. The signs were spotted by News 12

News 12 Staff

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Apr 12, 2015, 9:41 PM

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Updated 3,295 days ago

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Anti-Hillary signs crop up near Brooklyn HQ
Signs against Hillary Clinton have cropped up near the former secretary of state's Brooklyn headquarters ahead of her expected 2016 presidential run announcement.
The signs were spotted by News 12 just steps away from her Brooklyn Heights headquarters on Cadman Plaza West by Pierrepont Street.
The signs have sketches of Clinton with messages like "Don't say entitled," and "Don't say secretive."
Some residents say the negative ads are to be expected as the 2016 campaign cycle begins.
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