Hillary Clinton before 2000 (attorney, how much, governor, elect)
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I don't want to start a mile-long thread about Hillary, but what were the main reasons why people thought she was dishonest before? I remember people calling her dishonest way back in 1996.
My best guesses are that she did something wrong re Tyson Foods in the 70s. She invested an unusually small amount of money and received an abnormally large amount, correct me if I'm wrong. At this point, Bill was attorney general and then governor of Arkansas and she was in a law firm.
Is it also because of the Whitewater real estate thing?
It's too bad we can't read minds, it would make life so much easier. No more secrets. Character of a person can't be hidden, so sociopaths, psychopaths, and narcissists can't skirt by while retaining such a clean image.
How much of what is said about Hillary is true and how much is just people repeating what they hear? I suppose we'll never know. Admittedly I haven't done my DD on Hillary and have no plans too.
I was just a child, but cattle futures are what looking back I view as what made me suspicious of her. This was in the news when I was about ten maybe?
I was a curious young'un so I had to ask around to find out what "futures" were and being pre-Internet, this took some serious effort.
(odds of Clinton getting the returns she did were one in 31 trillion)
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Mrs. Clinton continued to be a net winner at the game. By the time she closed her trading account ten months later, she had racked up $99,541 in profits, a spectacular 10,000 per cent return on her initial investment of $1,000. Either Mrs. Clinton was a better trader than the legendary George Soros, whose best-ever annual return in thirty years of trading was 122 per cent, or she was led by an invisible hand.
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