Why does Hillary want to become the President and get poor again like she was poor when she left the WH the last time. (vote, salary)
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Hillary claimed to leave the White House "poor" per her own statement she made in the past. So why does she want to become poor again?
That was all BS.
They were literally millionaires with multiple mansions.
She had a US Senate salary, he a former president salary, she would make big money for speeches as would he, plus their foundation was about to whisk them around the world to 5 star places.
She has a new business model and has had time to put together a proven business plan to rip off the country. She just needs to get the job. That is the only thing stopping her.
You have to keep in mind, "poor" to Hillary isn't "poor" to most of the rest of us. And, most of us wouldn't be comfortable in prostituting ourselves and compromising our integrity to get where the Clintons have gotten.
It's been leaked that her main reason to become president is to have affairs with intern boys to put Bill through the same embarrassment she went through.
Hillary claimed to leave the White House "poor" per her own statement she made in the past. So why does she want to become poor again?
This was Hillary's attempt to tell the poor "she knows how they feel". In other words.. Fake empathy to get their vote.
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