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originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Indigent
Did any of those multinational billion dollar companies go out of business?
$250,000.00 is small potatoes. Sms.
originally posted by: elouina
Hillary Clinton Took 6 Months to 'Get Over' Concussion, Bill Says of Timeline
originally posted by: gps777
a reply to: Sillyolme
How else do you launder dirty money, other than having fake books and banking it, would you put it in a washing machine.
The income tax is nothing, especially when the money is then put into the Clinton Foundation Charity and used as a Tax deduction.
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Hillary Clinton Took 6 Months to 'Get Over' Concussion, Bill Says of Timeline
May 14, 2014
By MARY BRUCE
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Bill Clinton did more today than defend his wife, Hillary Clinton, from recent accusations leveled by GOP strategist Karl Rove that she suffered brain damage after falling in December 2012.
The former president revealed that his wife's injury "required six months of very serious work to get over," he said during a question-and-answer session at the Peterson Foundation in Washington.
"They went to all this trouble to say she had staged what was a terrible concussion that required six months of very serious work to get over," he said. "It's something she never low-balled with the American people, never tried to pretend it didn't happen."
But Bill Clinton's timeline appears to differ from official comments from the State Department at the time.
She even earned $100,000 for one speech even though she was not there - and gave it via satellite link.
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addressed the National Multi Housing Council. The trade association, which represents apartment owners, developers and lenders, told CNN that Clinton would address around 350 people, speaking for about an hour, with a moderated question and answer conversation.
As Clinton spoke at the event–held at a resort in Irving, a city that borders Dallas—outside the building, Clinton supporters urging her to run for the White House in 2016 held a rally. That gathering was put together by the Ready for Hillary super PAC, which held similar events at recent Clinton speeches in New York and the nation's capital.
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The address is Clinton's first paid speech since stepping down as secretary of state earlier this year. Shortly after leaving the State Department, the former first lady, senator from New York, and 2008 Democratic presidential candidate, signed on with the Harry Walker Agency as her representative for speaking engagements.
While Clinton's representatives haven't given a figure on how much she's getting paid for Wednesday's address, she's considered a very highly sought speaker who could earn in the six-figure range per appearance.
Clinton's comments were closed to media. That request came from the Harry Walker Agency, but is considered standard in these types of arrangements.
The Harry Walker Agency
originally posted by: CaDreamer
my question, if there where no speeches then what was she being paid for???