Former Podesta Group employees have spilled the beans about their former boss, Tony Podesta - in a scathing Wall Street Journal article which details the firm's collapse. As part of the report, The Journal got its hands on "internal Podesta Group accounting," as well as "financial documents, calendars and communications."
The D.C. lobbying firm founded in 1993 by John and Tony Podesta folded shop following Hillary Clinton's monumental loss in the 2016 US election, when a flood of clients ran for the door virtually overnight, realizing the Podesta Group's influence ended with the Clinton campaign.
The Journal describes Tony Podesta's fall as a "calamitous collapse" following the 2016 US election:
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Need Federal investigation into their Federal law violations as they did with Manafort. Equal justice.
When you are bribing people, you need to know if they can get the job done.
hillary did everything but advertise on TV that she was for sale.
America? It's citizens? It's security?
She said "F them. Show me money!".
After the worst upset in history (her main legacy now), her wanna-be mover and shaker friends became worthless serfs, too.
Podesta better watch it. Someone might be shooting him soon in a robbery or home invasion. Or capping him at at lonely intersection in Virginia's countryside. hillary's revenge is well known in those circles.
Keep cheering.
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