Will a member of McCain's staff resign after a racially charged comment?

This is the third time i had to make this question because it keeps being voided for poor word usage. The second and third time i used what they wanted me to say to the letter and they still voided it.

Sorry about the voids dragon.. sometimes its really frustrating to get a solid market created.. feel free to drop any of the superusers a note if you ever want to bounce a market idea off of someone. This one looks good to me though. I guess 3rd time is the charm :) (I vote yes.. someone has just GOT to say something stupid)

All of my voids came early as a player. I now have 100+ not voided. Work with superusers and it will be apiece of cake.

Just wondering what might constitute "a racially charged comment."
Does a major mainstream news source have to report said comment as such? Using the descriptive, racially charged comment, in their copy?

Well, for me the important addition to this market is that the staff member has to resign as a result. Otherwise we would be haggling over whether every little word was 'racially charged.' Because the market now includes a resignation, I (like to hope) that it will be straightforward to settle. The words "racially charged" don't have to be literally in the article, but it should be clear that the comments were race related.

Hi Erik,

As Jenni said the important part of the market is that whatever resignation occurs from the McCain camp it is reported as being caused by some sort of racist comment / action. Hope this clears it up.

Regards,

Ryan
Hubdub Category Editor

That'll work.
Thanks, all

Well ill try to word my questions better from now on. Btw whats a superuser?

@JenniAndBoys
"(I vote yes.. someone has just GOT to say something stupid) "
We don't seem to often agree but I am impressed with your normally non-biased appraisal of most issues.
BTW - we do agree on this one & I am voting yes too. :-)