Former presidential daughter Chelsea Clinton has reportedly realized a $6.6 million payday after joining the board of IAC/InterActiveCorp.
Clinton joined the board of the tech company, owner of several internet brands, back in 2011 earning a $50,000 retainer and $250,000 in restricted stock units per year bringing her current IAC stock portfolio to an incredible $6.6 million net worth, Barron’s reports.
“As of Sept. 30, Clinton owned the equivalent of 31,182 IAC shares, which includes 25,964 actual shares and 5,218 share units, according to an SEC filing,” the magazine reported. “Those shares are worth a total of $6.62 million, using Wednesday’s closing price of $212.31. In addition, Clinton also owns at least 1,641 RSUs.”
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She should use ti to purchase some personal hygiene products. She is beyond ugly to begin with and due to her lack of hygiene looks smelly. Her yellow teeth and always greasy hair could be a start.
ReplyDeleteHer qualifications: her parentage, i.e., Leftist royalty.
ReplyDeleteThe corruption goes on to the next generation.
ReplyDeleteThat is just a payoff for some illegal scheme the family pulled off
ReplyDeleteMaybe the company is making a new shrek game and needed her to play the part of donkey.
ReplyDeleteShe sure is one smart cookie!!! Said no one. WTF?
ReplyDeleteShe's being paid that to be the new cover girl for Mad magazine.
ReplyDeleteWe have our own that think that they are Royals. They have forgotten that this is a Democratic Republic that stood up against Divine old world ancient and tribal pagan entitlement and chartered gentry and classism.
ReplyDeleteHow much is this 1%ter donating to charity?
ReplyDeleteShe donates just enough to cover her tax liabilities, but she donates strictly to one "charity". Wanna guess which one it is?
ReplyDeleteCrooked family and crooked husband and they say crime doesn't pay. Sure looks like it does. For the short term anyway.
ReplyDeleteTwo Sets of Laws.
ReplyDelete12:07 nailed it.
The IRS would have already had you or me broke, scandalized, in prison.
Keep cheering.