You can’t spell corruption without several letters from the last name “Clinton”. With Bernie Sanders putting Hillary under severe scrutiny for her ties to Wall Street, more figures are surfacing that show just how deep those ties run. Since 2001, Hillary and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, combined earned more than $153 million in paid speeches. Together, they gave 729 speeches from February 2001 to last May, when Hillary launched her presidential campaign.
According to figures released by a CNN analysis, Hillary collected at least $7.7 million for nearly forty speeches to big banks like Goldman Sachs and UBS. This would mean that a decent chunk of Hillary Clinton’s campaign is funded by Wall Street. Hillary justified it by basically saying that it’s all part of the game, claiming that these “insinuations” aren’t worthy of Bernie Sanders.
That being said, is it really an insinuation if it’s true? As always, Hillary’s defense is buried in transcripts and legal documents that will never see the light of day.
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Americans( particularly white ) that actually need assistance, don’t put a dent in the amount the Muslims are getting….
Don’t forget the furniture…which they still have
Who is paying those VIRMEN pariahs all those money while you have so many people workings and struggling to make it then you have all those demos stealing or other crook Billioners payin for them
THEY ARE LAUGHING AT US
would not pay one cent to listen to more lies. Heard enough.
Rose,Donaldson,you are making a very good point.but when we have bunch none uninformed,bunch virmen ans pariahs themself then you have bld sucking virmen s they are in welfare system from generation to generation,they don have a clue what those crooks they doing to all of us .and still vote for those corrupt crooks,
Hmm. Wonder what prison pays.bahaaaa
They should have paid that much to force the people to hear the rubbish coming from their traps.
BEST GOVERNMENT MONEY CAN BUY.
Sandra Doran Moses Vona Better check your faulty memory.