WASHINGTON -- Carly for America, the super PAC backing former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina’s presidential campaign, invited supporters to join a conference call on Thursday with -- Carly Fiorina. Think this required any "coordination" between the supposedly independent super PAC and the candidate? The email invite from the super PAC informs supporters that "Special Guest Republican Candidate for President Carly Fiorina" will be joining them.

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