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NFT: Bill Clinton shook down a charity for a half-million dollars

Greg from LI : 5/29/2015 5:02 pm
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The former president of the United States agreed to accept a lifetime achievement award at the June 2014 event after Ms. Nemcova offered a $500,000 contribution to the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation. The donation, made late last year after the foundation sent the charity an invoice, amounted to almost a quarter of the evening’s net proceeds — enough to build 10 preschools in Indonesia.....

"This is primarily a small but telling example of the way the Clintons operate,” said Doug White, who directs the master’s program in fund-raising management at Columbia University. “The model has responsibility; she paid a high price for a feel-good moment with Bill Clinton. But he was riding the back of this small charity for what? A half-million bucks? I find it — what would be the word? — distasteful.” ......

Further, it is extremely rare for honorees, or their foundations, to be paid from a gala’s proceeds, charity experts said — as it is for the proceeds to be diverted to a different cause......

In the charity gala world, it is considered unacceptable to spend more than a third of gross proceeds on costs, and better to spend considerably less. If the donation to the Clinton Foundation were counted as a cost, Happy Hearts would have spent 34 percent of its announced $2.5 million in proceeds on its gala.

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RE: RE: RE: RE: So Bill raised 1.5 M for that Charity by accepting  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:14 pm : link
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Their lifetime achievement award?


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The donation, made late last year after the foundation sent the charity an invoice, amounted to almost a quarter of the evening’s net proceeds






No, the charity raised less at that event than at prior events.


So how does that change the fact that he raised 1.5M for them? Holy shit, WTF does it have to do with any other event they have had? He generated 1.5M for them in this one, right or wrong?



It shows that the charity was more than capable of raising that amount of cash on their own and calls into question whether or not they would've been better off without inviting him. When you bring in someone like Clinton, you typically expect to see a significant increase in the amount raised.

And it's highly unlikely this gala wouldn't have raised at least half the $2M on their own, so you have to have your head pretty far up the Clinton's asses to attribute all $1.5M to them.

Horseshit...It does not show that at all. there could be a ton of mitigating factors that came into play we don't know.

The bottom line here is that its a fact 2M was netted for charities and your trying to somehow find something wrong with that.
Capitalism has its place  
chiro56 : 5/29/2015 6:15 pm : link
As does integrity. The Clintons have not impressed me with the integrity part
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chris r : 5/29/2015 6:15 pm : link
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As does integrity. The Clintons have not impressed me with the integrity part


Are you saying charging speaking fees that clients are willing to pay indicates a lack of integrity?
RE: RE: RE: explain to me how it's a win for Happy Hearts  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:16 pm : link
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And the reasoning has to be better than "they were graced with the awesome presence of Bill Clinton"


They made 1.5M in one night. Is that considered a loss?



If the total proceeds from the event sans Clinton would've exceeded $1.5M, than yes, it's a loss. And considering they had prior events surpass that mark, it's reasonable to think they could've raised a comparable amount for the Happy Hearts charity without Bill.

They NETTED 2M total...How on Earth does that equate to a loss? Its still a profit no matter how you much you want to use a bunch of BS to claim otherwise
This is a very dumb thread...  
Chris in Philly : 5/29/2015 6:16 pm : link
Er, no offense?
Tell me again about  
Deej : 5/29/2015 6:17 pm : link
the evil Clinton penis.
RE: RE: Capitalism has its place  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:17 pm : link
In comment 12306693 chris r said:
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As does integrity. The Clintons have not impressed me with the integrity part



Are you saying charging speaking fees that clients are willing to pay indicates a lack of integrity?

Actually he charged a donation to a different charity. So bottom line here is that all monies went to charitable events which is really the goal when it all is boiled down.
What was that statement from the Clinton camp  
ktinsc : 5/29/2015 6:20 pm : link
Regarding the results of dragging a $50 bill through a trailer park?

From $50 to $500,000 is significant inflation, no?
On the subject of charities  
Bill L : 5/29/2015 6:24 pm : link
I think the more troubling news is the story in IBT yesterday that there was a direct relationship and huge jump in the amount of weapons sales to about 20 countries that ponied up big donations to the Clinton Foundation. These were a result of State Dept approval while Clinton was Secretary.
RE: This is a very dumb thread...  
Jon : 5/29/2015 6:24 pm : link
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Er, no offense?


Unbelievably so
BILLGHAZI!!!!!  
schnitzie : 5/29/2015 6:26 pm : link
=;-P
Sorry...a couple days ago  
Bill L : 5/29/2015 6:26 pm : link
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RE: BILLGHAZI!!!!!  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:28 pm : link
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=;-P

You have to add the "Gate" also to really amp it up. "Bilgazigate"
Fox news will cover this  
charlito : 5/29/2015 6:30 pm : link
For the next 5 months.
RE: Sorry...a couple days ago  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:34 pm : link
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Out of curiosity, when did we ever stop helping the Saudi's militarily?
70-80's we sold them over 100 Billion in military stuff, plus help train them

90's we sent troops to protect the Saudi border during the Gulf War as well as form an alliance with them.

We have had 10K troops stationed there since 2003
The issue, as I see it, is that the charity that Nemkova  
buford : 5/29/2015 6:45 pm : link
runs gives 100% of the money to the people that need it. The Clinton Charity gives about 10%. The rest goes to fly Bill and Hillary around in private jets, lavish hotel rooms and to pay staff that really works on political stuff.

So while he may have increased the participation in the event, how about not demanding a huge fee to do so? Or donate it back to the charity.
surprised  
Hilary : 5/29/2015 6:46 pm : link
I am surprised that most posters are sympathetic to the Clintons.The article highlights something that is clear from everything they do.They are greedy.Not satisfied with the lifestyle of people like myself who they would say does not pay their fair share,and under any circumstance always putting their own interests and getting as much as they can for themselves before the needs of anyone else.
I think part of the point the story is making  
Bill L : 5/29/2015 6:46 pm : link
(And I think it's a good read whether you want a complete carte Blanche for anything Democrat or you want to add -gate to everything) is that it was a huge and unprecedented increase that resulted in benefits to both the Saudis and the defense contractor after both contributed huge sums to the Foundation. And it's just one of several instances. So, I think their points are the amount of increase relative to historical support, the fact that there were other concerns with many of these countries in terms of how they were treating their own people at the time, and that there was a financial contribution indirectly to the person in charge of approving the deal. No smoking gun, but they certainly, in NY anyway investigated and charged Bruno, Silver, Skelos for less. Maybe nothing there but I'm not at all sure that it's should be just dismissed purely because she's the dem candidate.
The scandal here  
Deej : 5/29/2015 6:46 pm : link
Lies not with Bill Clinton but the gross mismanagement by the other charity:

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To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, Petra Nemcova, a Czech model who survived the disaster by clinging to a palm tree, decided to pull out all the stops for the annual fund-raiser of her school-building charity, the Happy Hearts Fund.

She booked Cipriani 42nd Street, which greeted guests with Bellini cocktails on silver trays. She flew in Sheryl Crow with her band and crew for a 20-minute set. She special-ordered heart-shaped floral centerpieces, heart-shaped chocolate parfaits, heart-shaped tiramisù and, because orange is the charity’s color, an orange carpet rather than a red one. She imported a Swiss auctioneer and handed out orange rulers to serve as auction paddles, playfully threatening to use hers to spank the highest bidder for an Ibiza vacation.


These people decided to go all out and blow $363k on costs. Fucking disgusting waste of money. The 500k rerouted to the Clinton charity was probably the money best spent.

I suspect they started to draw heat because $863k of $2 million did not go to their charity. And so instead of taking the heat for their gala 10th anniversary with grossly wasteful costs, they pointed the middle finger at Bill Clinton. Who didnt make a fucking dollar off of the event. Maybe people who run charities shouldnt "pull out all the stops" in throwing a party like they had Tyco shareholders money to burn.

But of course, the Clintons are evil (TM).
And yes, the Clintons do benefit very much from  
buford : 5/29/2015 6:48 pm : link
their 'charity'.
RE: The issue, as I see it, is that the charity that Nemkova  
Deej : 5/29/2015 6:49 pm : link
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runs gives 100% of the money to the people that need it. The Clinton Charity gives about 10%. The rest goes to fly Bill and Hillary around in private jets, lavish hotel rooms and to pay staff that really works on political stuff.

So while he may have increased the participation in the event, how about not demanding a huge fee to do so? Or donate it back to the charity.


The issue as you see it is based on made up facts in your ridiculous fantasy land.
I don't understand how he didn't make a fucking dollar off the event  
Bill L : 5/29/2015 6:49 pm : link
If they cut him a check for $500K? But I didn't read the story carefully.
RE: surprised  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:50 pm : link
In comment 12306712 Hilary said:
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I am surprised that most posters are sympathetic to the Clintons.The article highlights something that is clear from everything they do.They are greedy.Not satisfied with the lifestyle of people like myself who they would say does not pay their fair share,and under any circumstance always putting their own interests and getting as much as they can for themselves before the needs of anyone else.

How are they greedy if all the money went to charities? I would love an explanation for that claim based on what happened here.
RE: I think part of the point the story is making  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:50 pm : link
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(And I think it's a good read whether you want a complete carte Blanche for anything Democrat or you want to add -gate to everything) is that it was a huge and unprecedented increase that resulted in benefits to both the Saudis and the defense contractor after both contributed huge sums to the Foundation. And it's just one of several instances. So, I think their points are the amount of increase relative to historical support, the fact that there were other concerns with many of these countries in terms of how they were treating their own people at the time, and that there was a financial contribution indirectly to the person in charge of approving the deal. No smoking gun, but they certainly, in NY anyway investigated and charged Bruno, Silver, Skelos for less. Maybe nothing there but I'm not at all sure that it's should be just dismissed purely because she's the dem candidate.

Don't get shitty because i pointed out the fact that we have been doing business with them for over 40 years militarily, something i think you should have known
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montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:51 pm : link
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their 'charity'.

Can you supply some proof of this? some actual examples?
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buford : 5/29/2015 6:52 pm : link
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I am surprised that most posters are sympathetic to the Clintons.The article highlights something that is clear from everything they do.They are greedy.Not satisfied with the lifestyle of people like myself who they would say does not pay their fair share,and under any circumstance always putting their own interests and getting as much as they can for themselves before the needs of anyone else.


How are they greedy if all the money went to charities? I would love an explanation for that claim based on what happened here.


LOL, don't you read at all? Only 10% of the money the Clinton's raise goes to actual charity. The rest is eaten up by travel and other expenses.
Geez, I just thought I was answering your question  
Bill L : 5/29/2015 6:53 pm : link
As to why this might raise eyebrows,
RE: I don't understand how he didn't make a fucking dollar off the event  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:53 pm : link
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If they cut him a check for $500K? But I didn't read the story carefully.

They did not cut the check to him, they paid his charity. Don't understand how that is missed repeatedly in this thread
RE: Geez, I just thought I was answering your question  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:54 pm : link
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As to why this might raise eyebrows,

Geez i don't know why
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montanagiant : 5/29/2015 6:55 pm : link
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I am surprised that most posters are sympathetic to the Clintons.The article highlights something that is clear from everything they do.They are greedy.Not satisfied with the lifestyle of people like myself who they would say does not pay their fair share,and under any circumstance always putting their own interests and getting as much as they can for themselves before the needs of anyone else.


How are they greedy if all the money went to charities? I would love an explanation for that claim based on what happened here.



LOL, don't you read at all? Only 10% of the money the Clinton's raise goes to actual charity. The rest is eaten up by travel and other expenses.

No i don't I need you to supply a link showing this okay?
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Bill L : 5/29/2015 6:56 pm : link
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(And I think it's a good read whether you want a complete carte Blanche for anything Democrat or you want to add -gate to everything

. But aren't those the two sides here (and the other thread the other night)? I'm pretty sure I saw a couple posts here meant to mock or deflect critique with "Benghazi-gate)
Have there been an audit and disclosure of the Clinton Foundation yet?  
Bill L : 5/29/2015 7:01 pm : link
I know they have had to amend their irs forms several times but I've not seen anything else. It would be interesting to see if and how much financial benefit either the Clintons derive or political activity that is done.
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montanagiant : 5/29/2015 7:08 pm : link
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(And I think it's a good read whether you want a complete carte Blanche for anything Democrat or you want to add -gate to everything



. But aren't those the two sides here (and the other thread the other night)? I'm pretty sure I saw a couple posts here meant to mock or deflect critique with "Benghazi-gate)

Well then don't sit there and claim "Golly gee i was only asking a question" when you get it shot back at you a bit.
Bill L, you wanting to claim the two sided issue, yet i only see you take one side and its the same one every time. If your going to ask that of someone then don't you think it should apply to yourself as well?
RE: Have there been an audit and disclosure of the Clinton Foundation yet?  
montanagiant : 5/29/2015 7:09 pm : link
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I know they have had to amend their irs forms several times but I've not seen anything else. It would be interesting to see if and how much financial benefit either the Clintons derive or political activity that is done.

There will be when they refile the financials showing the foreign money. that will also change the %'s of what was spent on charitable grants to the better.
RE: On the subject of charities  
Deej : 5/29/2015 7:11 pm : link
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I think the more troubling news is the story in IBT yesterday that there was a direct relationship and huge jump in the amount of weapons sales to about 20 countries that ponied up big donations to the Clinton Foundation. These were a result of State Dept approval while Clinton was Secretary.


Yes. Like the Saudis, who we've never been in bed with. Or a bunch of other Arab countries who we want to fight against extremism in the middle east (instead of our own sons and daughters).

I urge you to really dig into the countries. Western Europe, Canada and Austrilia are 8. 12 left. Who are we complaining about? The Saudis? We've been arming them forever, sadly. Kuwait is a big ally. That's like $45-50 million off the list; most of the money. Taiwan always has our support. Jamaica ($50k) seem like a good group of guys (fast as shit). Dont know the deal with Thailand.

I honestly dont know a ton about our national interest and histories of selling arms to the remainder. Were we trying to get countries in the middle east involved in all the shit there (Iraq, beginning of ISIS, AQAP etc)? single year over year comp seems like it could be misleading. But importantly the donations seem small by comparison. $50k from Baharain seems immaterial even if you think the worst of the Clintons. Other than Morocco, which gave $2 million and saw a whopping 1% increase in purchases, the other donations are all $1 million or less.

And of course we have no idea what role Clinton played in these approvals. I mean, if memos were coming up saying "dont sell X to country Y" and Sec. Clinton overrode that, it's relevant. But if the normal bureaucracy approved these sales and Clinton was uninvolved or rubber stamped it, I think you'd agree that it isnt relevant. And of course if she shut this all down we'd hear about Left Hillary destroying good American defense contracting jobs.
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Bill L : 5/29/2015 7:12 pm : link
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. But aren't those the two sides here (and the other thread the other night)? I'm pretty sure I saw a couple posts here meant to mock or deflect critique with "Benghazi-gate)


Well then don't sit there and claim "Golly gee i was only asking a question" when you get it shot back at you a bit.
Bill L, you wanting to claim the two sided issue, yet i only see you take one side and its the same one every time. If your going to ask that of someone then don't you think it should apply to yourself as well?

It is a two-sided issue...otherwise you wouldn't have an argument here. And obviously I'm going to take the same side on it every time.
This pretty much sums it up...  
Dunedin81 : 5/29/2015 7:13 pm : link
RE: RE: On the subject of charities  
Bill L : 5/29/2015 7:15 pm : link
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I think the more troubling news is the story in IBT yesterday that there was a direct relationship and huge jump in the amount of weapons sales to about 20 countries that ponied up big donations to the Clinton Foundation. These were a result of State Dept approval while Clinton was Secretary.



Yes. Like the Saudis, who we've never been in bed with. Or a bunch of other Arab countries who we want to fight against extremism in the middle east (instead of our own sons and daughters).

I urge you to really dig into the countries. Western Europe, Canada and Austrilia are 8. 12 left. Who are we complaining about? The Saudis? We've been arming them forever, sadly. Kuwait is a big ally. That's like $45-50 million off the list; most of the money. Taiwan always has our support. Jamaica ($50k) seem like a good group of guys (fast as shit). Dont know the deal with Thailand.

I honestly dont know a ton about our national interest and histories of selling arms to the remainder. Were we trying to get countries in the middle east involved in all the shit there (Iraq, beginning of ISIS, AQAP etc)? single year over year comp seems like it could be misleading. But importantly the donations seem small by comparison. $50k from Baharain seems immaterial even if you think the worst of the Clintons. Other than Morocco, which gave $2 million and saw a whopping 1% increase in purchases, the other donations are all $1 million or less.

And of course we have no idea what role Clinton played in these approvals. I mean, if memos were coming up saying "dont sell X to country Y" and Sec. Clinton overrode that, it's relevant. But if the normal bureaucracy approved these sales and Clinton was uninvolved or rubber stamped it, I think you'd agree that it isnt relevant. And of course if she shut this all down we'd hear about Left Hillary destroying good American defense contracting jobs.


Maybe all true. But wouldn't you agree that when everyone, republican and democrat and Obama said that the foundation should not accept foreign donations while she was at State (and now that she's running) that they should have follow d that "advice"?
Anyway, if it's no problem to you, then it's no problem. I'm not trying to change your mind. It's troubling to me but I'm also okay if it's only troubling to me.
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buford : 5/29/2015 7:19 pm : link
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their 'charity'.


Can you supply some proof of this? some actual examples?


The same donors to the charity also pay huge sums for the Clinton's to speak. Ironically, Bill's speaking fees skyrocketed when Hilary was SOS. And as I said, the foundation pays their staff that they also use for political purposes and they get to travel in style. One charity watchdog group called the Clinton Foundation 'a slush fund'.
There is totally nothing shady about the Clinton Foundation  
Greg from LI : 5/29/2015 7:20 pm : link
That's why they were paying Sid Blumenthal ten grand a month to shill for his Libya business interests act as a secret advisor to Hillary about Libya, a role which he had absolutely no qualifications for I'm a country for which he possessed no expertise whatsoever.

But yeah, it's just like giving to Medecins Sans Frontieres.
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chris r : 5/29/2015 7:22 pm : link
In comment 12306761 Greg from LI said:
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That's why they were paying Sid Blumenthal ten grand a month to shill for his Libya business interests act as a secret advisor to Hillary about Libya, a role which he had absolutely no qualifications for I'm a country for which he possessed no expertise whatsoever.

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Way to move the target. You've not yet explained how what happened in the article you've linked qualifies as a shake down.
RE: This pretty much sums it up...  
chris r : 5/29/2015 7:22 pm : link
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What is the source for that?
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montanagiant : 5/29/2015 7:24 pm : link
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It is a two-sided issue...otherwise you wouldn't have an argument here. And obviously I'm going to take the same side on it every time.

And you know what that is fine, but don't sit here with the "Aw shucks i was just asking a question" when you were doing more then that.
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Dunedin81 : 5/29/2015 7:27 pm : link
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Jonah Goldberg of National Review.
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montanagiant : 5/29/2015 7:31 pm : link
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What is the source for that?

LOL...its from Jonah Goldberg at the National Review. He is still mad because his mom never could sell her "Clinton's murdered Vince Foster" theory to anything more then extremist's
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montanagiant : 5/29/2015 7:36 pm : link
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their 'charity'.


Can you supply some proof of this? some actual examples?



The same donors to the charity also pay huge sums for the Clinton's to speak. Ironically, Bill's speaking fees skyrocketed when Hilary was SOS. And as I said, the foundation pays their staff that they also use for political purposes and they get to travel in style. One charity watchdog group called the Clinton Foundation 'a slush fund'.

Great, can you actually show the quotes and the proof that they are abusing the foundations money? Its easy to keep saying it, but it really would go far in backing your claims if you actually showed some kind of evidence of this? That is unless your just running with unproven accusations and innuendo
I am just LOL at all of this  
SanFranNowNCGiantsFan : 5/29/2015 7:36 pm : link
It's going to be great when HRC is sworn in on January 20, 2017.

I'm not crazy about her, but listening to the likes of buford, I'm rooting for her like hell. If they hate her so much, she must really scare them. And she should. Clintons have continually owned the GOP for two decades.
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Dunedin81 : 5/29/2015 7:37 pm : link
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LOL...its from Jonah Goldberg at the National Review. He is still mad because his mom never could sell her "Clinton's murdered Vince Foster" theory to anything more then extremist's


It is tongue in cheek. A little too close to home for some people though, apparently. This notion that it's all just some big conspiracy, that everyone is out to get the Clinton's, is the best sales job the two of them and their acolytes have ever pulled off. They're shady as fuck. This story is shady as fuck. Not criminal, but the sort of petty bullshit that even some of the lesser evil folks have come to expect of the Clintons. And yet since we lack the aforementioned Dave Chappell standard of proof of anything criminal, we're left with Thriller.
RE: What was that statement from the Clinton camp  
schabadoo : 5/29/2015 7:43 pm : link
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Regarding the results of dragging a $50 bill through a trailer park?

From $50 to $500,000 is significant inflation, no?


Raising $2000000 for charity. The nerve on 'em.

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Greg from LI : 5/29/2015 7:44 pm : link
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Can you supply some proof of this? some actual examples?



The same donors to the charity also pay huge sums for the Clinton's to speak. Ironically, Bill's speaking fees skyrocketed when Hilary was SOS. And as I said, the foundation pays their staff that they also use for political purposes and they get to travel in style. One charity watchdog group called the Clinton Foundation 'a slush fund'.


Great, can you actually show the quotes and the proof that they are abusing the foundations money? Its easy to keep saying it, but it really would go far in backing your claims if you actually showed some kind of evidence of this? That is unless your just running with unproven accusations and innuendo


Ahem
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