This week's question: "Pharma bro" Martin Shkreli, the convicted fraudster who astronomically hiked the price of a drug often used by HIV patients, is seeking applications from "exceptional candidates" who want to date him. What would you call a dating app for the world's most despised people?
Click here to see the results of last week's contest: political self-sabotage
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THE WINNER: “UnHinged”
SECOND PLACE: “The Loathsome Hearts Club”
THIRD PLACE: “ScornHub”
“PlentyOfSchmucks”
“SpamScamThankUMa’am”
“Loathe@FirstSite”
“Match.con”
“Cringe”
“Friends With Deficits”
“Adult FiendFinder”
“CageMatch.com”
“Scum Like It Hot”
“eVillainy”
“Despicable Meet”
“Macchiavalentine”
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