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Carly Fiorina Continues Her Epic Domain Name Trolling

GOP presidential candidate and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina is running a clinic on how to rebound from an embarrassing gaffe. After it was revealed that someone not-so-fond of Fiorina had purchased CarlyFiorina.org, Fiorina absolutely schooled Seth Meyers by revealing that she had purchased SethMeyers.org and redirected the domain to her official campaign site. Today, she did it again--this time with Chuck Todd from Meet the Press:

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ChuckTodd.org now redirects to the Carly for President website.

While Fiorina's interview with Todd definitely brought up some awkward moments for the candidate, she did a great job of controlling the narrative after the interview with the domain name buy. Fiorina may be a relatively inexperienced politician, but she's handling the media and campaign missteps like a pro.

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