"If you put all your inventory on Ebay, you'll lose money," says Wingo, remarkably candid for someone who has Ebay as an investor in his company.
His offense was apparently not so much that he was wrong on the merits, but that his move "cancels out any bludgeoning that Democrats might give the Republicans" on the potent issue of geriatric entitlements, in the remarkably candid words of one House Democrat.
Considering Tebow is still on the roster, they were remarkably candid: RB Willis McGahee on SiriusXM NFL Radio: "Basically, (Manning) can really take us to another level.
And for a celebrity couple, Grande and Davidson have been remarkably candid about their relationship on social media.
It was a remarkably candid admission - and one that sadly, five years later, remains too true.
Although North Korea's motivations for its actions are often opaque, Mr. Sin gave one remarkably candid answer when asked about the potential fallout from Security Council condemnation.
The president went on a remarkably candid Twitter tear over the weekend, attacking the FBI for "leaking, lying and corruption," and then leapfrogging to attack the special counsel investigation of him, which was set up by Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein, not McCabe and the FBI.
On Saturday, a few weeks before heading to Cannes, where his HBO film about Liberace, "Behind the Candelabra," will be shown in competition, Mr. Soderbergh, 50, delivered a remarkably candid address at the San Francisco Film Festival on the State of Cinema.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright is portrayed by a cultural critic for The New York Times as tenaciously self-assured despite his ragged record on Broadway, and remarkably candid about his many ups and downs.
He's remarkably candid and has a solid understanding of politics on the local level.
