Hillary takes 'everyday Americans' campaign to trial lawyers' $11.4 MILLION Dallas home...

Hillary takes 'everyday Americans' campaign to trial lawyers' $11.4 MILLION Dallas home for $2,700-per-plate fundraiser whose hostess donated to Democrats after infamous Clinton 'White House coffees'

Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton has said she ants her second presidential campaign to position her as a champion for 'everyday Americans.' But her two-day fundraising swing through Texas included a Wednesday dinner event at a $11.4 million home in the most exclusive corner of Dallas.

The home of prolific Democratic donors Frank and Debbie Branson boasts nearly 10,000 square feet of living space, about 13 times the size of a typical one-bedroom apartment in New York City, where Clinton's campaign organization is based.

When all that space isn't enough, they jet to their second home – a 4,000 square foot waterfront house on Key West that's worth $3.8 million.

Debbie Branson's Clinton ties run deep. She donated heavily to the Democratic National Committee after attending three of the Bill Clinton-era 'White House coffees' that became a symbol of crass political money-grubbing in 1995 and 1996.

The White House coffees became a national scandal when businessman Johnny Chung admitted handing Hillary Clinton's then-chief of staff Maggie Williams a $50,000 political contribution, even though federal law specifically prohibits receiving such donations on government property.

Ah, the good ol' days.

11.4 million... nice. I bet these bas-tards let the government educate their children then put them in summer camps and used them as trophies.

My home is a modest 5 bedroom home with a pool, worth 600,000 and no mortage.

I was sued by Frank Branson in 1978 when I was a 4th year general surgery resident. He is a shark. I thought he would have been dead by now, by, alas, it seems not to be the case. My crime for which I was sued was going into the OR when the patient in question began having trouble. I was not scrubbed-in nor did I do the operation. The woman was there to have a thyroidectomy.

There is no doubt that a tort was committed, but Branson's technique is to throw a net over anyone in the department that could have even remotely been said to be near the case. For my part, as a 4th year surgery resident, my insurance company settled me out for limits of the policy. Frank reluctantly took that. He actually wanted the policy limits plus for me to sign over to him a cause of action so he could, (on my behalf) sue the hospital for not properly covering my liability. That would have enhanced my chances of finishing the 5 year residency. Frank Branson is one of the sleaziest lawyers in the country. Even other lawyers will say the same.

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