Post WH: Clintons Were Broke, Struggling And Eating Out Of Dumpsters
| by Earl of Taint |
"We came out of the White House not only dead broke but in debt," Clinton told ABC's Diane Sawyer. "We had no money when we got there and we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages, for houses, for Chelsea's education. It was not easy."
Hillary "I haven't
driven a car since 1996" Clinton, proclaims poverty and desperation as a
connection to the average American. Because we all know what it's like
to hold multiple mortgages on million dollar mansions. while paying for
private college tuition for a silver spooner, right? #HillaryIsSoPoor
She registered Chelsea's baby shower at Family Dollar.
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Homeslessness In Washington D.C.by Earl of Taint |
HILLARY BEGINS 2016 PROXY CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENT ON LIE ABOUT HER M...
WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES THE TRUTH MAKE ANYWAY?
Hillary’s new book tour to support her latest fantasy novel, Hard Choices,
regarding her life in Washington, is widely regarded by many to be a
trial balloon for a 2016 run at the presidential campaign. During the
interview, however, she made a number of comments that even her liberal
interviewers raised a jaundiced eyebrow at. In the non-political world
we call them “lies”.
“Do you think Americans are going to understand five times the median income in this country for one speech?” Sawyer asked.
Hillary recounted that
after leaving Washington when her husband’s eight years in office were
done, that they left not only broke, but completely in debt. Business Insider reportsthat it went a little something like this:
“We came out of the White
House not only dead broke but in debt,” Clinton told ABC’s Diane Sawyer
for an interview that previewed the Tuesday launch of Clinton’s memoir, “Hard Choices.” “We had no money when we got there and we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages, for houses, for Chelsea’s education. It was not easy.”
Sawyer pressed Clinton on whether her speaking fees — about $200,000 for a single speech, according to The New York Times — are something voters will be able to find relatable.
“Do you think Americans are going to understand five times the median income in this country for one speech?” Sawyer asked.
Hillary Clinton said she views the criticism over her role in the deadly 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate Benghazi, Libya as “more of a reason to” — rather than not to — run for president in 2016.
“Actually, it’s more of a reason to run, because I do not believe our great country should be playing minor league ball. We ought to be in the majors,” Clinton said. “I view this as really apart from — even a diversion from — the hard work that the Congress should be doing about the problems facing our country and the world.”
Well, what difference does it make anyway, right?
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