Hillary Refuses To Answer Question About Severing Ties With Clinton Foundation

HILLARY ASKED ABOUT TRUMP'S BIG SPEECH NEXT WEEK

Last night on PBS Judy Woodruff asked Hillary about Clinton Foundation corruption and whether she is 'worried' about Donald Trump's planned speech next week to expose the crooked dealings of the Clintons.

Trump Promises Huge Speech On Clinton Corruption...

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[john]

Military Times survey: Troops prefer Trump to Clinton by a huge margin

http://www.militarytimes.com/story/military/election/2016/05/09/military-times-survey-donald-trump-beats-hillary-clinton/84132402/

In a new survey of American military personnel, Donald Trump emerged as active-duty service members' preference to become the next U.S. president, topping Hillary Clinton by more than a 2-to-1 margin. However, in the latest Military Times election survey, more than one in five troops said they’d rather not vote in November if they have to choose between just those two candidates.
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It also has a surprising result for Bernie beating Hillary although Donald still wins.

[skinflint]

Do you think that she has ever read those books. Also, there is nothing worse than watching old chicken necked hippie chicks trying to be thoughtful news presenters. At least with Maddow, there is something there that is palpable and hateful.

[DailyBail]

Her chicken neck is on display every night as she shills for Hillary. It gets to be visually distracting at times.

[Backgammon]

One would think Shrillary would be at least as honorable as Trump. He is turning his entire company over to his children.
Of course, his children have been groomed for such a task their entire lives. Although the have trust funds, they work 10-12 hours a day ( Per Don Trump jr)

Shrillary and Bill, her economic adviser should turn the entire Foundation over to Shrillary II and her Robber Barron Wall Street husband.

Or perhaps Edward “Ed” Mezvinsky who is the father of Marc Mezvinsky, who married Chelsea Clinton can help them manage the Clinton Foundation. He is known to be good with numbers. Mezvinsky, 73, was convicted in 2003 of several acts of fraud. Prosecutors called him a one-man “crime wave” who routinely pulled business scams that netted him $10 million in ill-gotten loot.