Hillary Clinton Feuds With The New York Times: Back Off According to recent reports, a group of key aides to Hillary Clinton attended a closed-door meeting with a New York Times editor and reporter, with the intentions of complaining about what they considered unfair coverage by the paper. Phillipe Reines and Huma Abedin, wife of Anthony Weiner, met with representatives of the NY Times Washington bureau to issue their complaints. Those attending for the Times included Carolyn Ryan and Amy Chozick, the reporter who frequently covers Clinton. According to an unnamed source, Clintons representatives complained that coverage of Hillary was inappropriate as she was not in public office. Although many speculate that Clinton will run for president in the next election, her reps claim that she is not currently a candidate, and therefore should not be subjected to public scrutiny from the paper. Neither of the parties who attended the meeting would comment on the topics discussed. Apparently, the topic that spurred the conversation was the feud between Chelsea Clintons mother-in-law, Marjorie Margolies, and the entire Clinton family. Although Clintons representatives claim she shouldnt be in the spotlight, the former secretary of state has been campaigning and making appearances across the nation. She has been putting herself in the public light. 