And that was just part of Thursday’s fresh news on the Clintons’ relentless comingling of the public’s business with their own.
Thanks to a 1950s law, ex-presidents get public support for whatever office they set up in retirement. Bill Clinton — surprise surprise surprise — took this as license to bill the taxpayers for staffers and expenses tied to the Clinton Foundation (and an associated business) — including the tech involved in satisfying Hillary’s demand to keep her communications “private,” in defiance of federal rules.
Credit Politico for the investigation that exposed Bill’s exploitation of a loosely written law to fund the very staff and office stock “now at the center of e-mail and cash-for-access scandals dogging Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.”
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