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Posted on 09/14/2007 4:28:51 PM PDT by Jet Jaguar
$1,000 for Hillary dirt
The anti-Hillary folks over at StopHerNow had some fun today with some recent embarrassing headlines about one of Sen. Hillary Clinton's top fundraisers.
Founder Richard Collins said he'd cough up $1,000 for information "leading to fugitives feeding the Clinton Fundraising Funnel," seizing on news that Norman Hsu was wanted by authorities but slipped through the finance committee's screening process.
(Excerpt) Read more at video1.washingtontimes.com ...
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“I’ll take ‘what is easy money for $1,000,’ Alex.”
Ha!
ping.
This sounds like it is right up your alley.
Man you beat me by three seconds.
LOL!
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Norman Hsu, who was on the run from sentencing in a 15-year-old, $1 million fraud case in California, is at the center of two more sets of allegations, one involving $40 million in New York and another involving $33 million in California.
Hsu’s attorney dismissed the new information as “rank hearsay” during a hearing on Thursday.
Mesa County District Attorney Pete Hautzinger told Mesa County Judge Bruce Raaum of the allegations surrounding Hsu as he sought a $50 million bond for Hsu, a high-flying fundraiser for top-level Democrats until last week.
Raaum set bond at $5 million.
A Thousand Bucks?
Hell, I’d do it for free...
A thousand bucks?? You can buy a newspaper for a buck.
Has anyone else “Dontated” to Hillary’s campaign?
Oh Doug! You may have a few nickels to pick up here!
They don’t have enough money.
:))
What was larry flynt offering for GOP dirt, a million?
law of supply and demand
Yes, he was offering a million.
So apparently, hillary dirt is 1,000 times more common that GOP dirt.
Hillary's next fund raiser. Free jar of dirt with gifts of $1000 or more. She has an endless supply.
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