Posted on 06/24/2014 8:56:03 AM PDT by chessplayer
Hillary Clinton is still riffing off her claim that she and Bill aren't really that rich, and now daughter Chelsea is also insisting she is so selfless that she just can't dredge up enough interest to "care" about money.
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Well, Princess Hubbell, the rest of us peasants care.
Excellent point! LOL
Here’s another. Barbara Streisand (BS) hates global warming (!) and the rape of Mother Gaia, yet she drives an SUV, lives in a mansion and pays more for her annual water bill than most Americans do for their mortgage.
Fatboy algore=same/same.
Democrats, the Party of the People: 10 million dollar condos and $22,000 water bills!
Who needs illegals’ votes?
Every day thousands of Americans are realizing that the `rats talk a great game—liberte, egality, fraternete—but underneath the cheap slogans and rotten façade is:
Barbara Streisand = B.S., and that goes double for the establishment GOP!
Taxed
Enough
Already
Impeach Obama!
`No’ to McCarthy!
(whew)
Not off hand,But I’ve heard a lot of them buy apartments in these Skyscrapers.
I myself like seeing wildlife and smelling grass and flowers even though every now and then my allergies act up.
Window sill air conditioners, how quaint.
This is obscene. That child doesn’t even get that it does not make the Clinton family look very good in light of Hillary’s recent statement that they are not truly well off.
Now that my family is rich and I married a rich man, I don't Worry About Money!
Virtually poverty stricken like her mom and dad and Joe Biden.
Certainly a much nicer home than any apartment, subTrump, that exists in NYC.
Chelsea Clinton and her husband, Marc Mezvinsky, have contracted to buy a new apartment in the Flatiron District of New York City, which had just been listed for $10.5 million.
The 4,967-square-foot condo unit has four bedrooms and six baths, plus a half bath, laundry room and media room. The enormous master suite has two baths and two dressing rooms, and the living area is open to the kitchen.
The apartment is one of only four in a new development called The Whitman, which was converted from a 1924-era showroom owned by the plumbers union. Each apartment takes up an entire floor, with all the rooms coming off a long hallway that runs the length of the apartment.
Even though the building has only four units, it is a full-service building, with a doorman and a gym, according to the listing. Condo fees are $4,342 a month, and the monthly real-estate taxes are $7,913.
Clinton, who is studying for a doctorate in international relations and working as a special correspondent for NBC, and her husband, who is co-founder of a hedge fund, already live in the neighborhood, a source told The New York Post, which is how they found the apartment. “It’s great for them, because it is in a hot neighborhood and it is very private. There aren’t hundreds of neighbors, and there is great security,” the source told The Post.
The building overlooks Madison Square Park, and the first floor will be retail space. Clinton and Mezvinsky signed a contract for the fourth-floor unit.
One thing she learned well from mom and dad: Pathological lying.
Lord, was this not the dumbest, desperate, flailing move for damage control ever? Chelsea-Do-friggin’-Nothing-EVER-Clinton to feign modesty and disinterest in M O N E Y, from a perch in NYC worth millions, from a trust worth millions, from hubby’s apartment worth millions, with a half million dollar year “job” if she just won’t show up more than once a month, etc., etc.
Hillary is an idiot to do this. Obviously she ignored Bill’s advice, as usual.
What a delicious backfire and even deeper hole digging result for Hillary.
“The man who damns money has obtained it dishonorably; the man who respects it has earned it.” —Ayn Rand
She doesn’t care about money. That’s why she has CPA’s, Financial Planners, tax attorney, etc. firms to handle all that money.
Nicely put, Rand.
BTW, are we to understand that it is Ayn Rand, for whom Rand Paul is named?
Just wondering. Thx. ./
How difficult is it not to care about money when you have plenty of it? Rhetorical question.
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