A campaign shakeup is usually the first sign of a listing campaign.
A bad campaign has nothing to do with the staff.
If the candidate’s bad, rearranging the chairs on the deck on the Titanic isn’t going to keep the ship from capsizing.
Hillary is a bad candidate. She just refuses to acknowledge it.
BALDERDASH She/s a tax-paid employee of the US govt on tax-paid trips around the world....but she/s allowing ONLY those who pay her big bucks for speeches to know what she observed there. The rest of us who are footing the bills be damned according to Hillary.
According to public disclosures, by giving just 12 speeches to Wall Street banks, private equity firms, and other financial corporations, Clinton made $2,935,000 from 2013 to 2015:
GRAPHIC--The Intercept.com
<><>Clinton/s most lucrative year was 2013, right after stepping down as secretary of state....whereby she co-oped taxpayers, using State Dept information that rightfully belongs to taxpayers in order to profit herself.
<><> That year, Hillary made $2.3 million for three speeches to Goldman Sachs....plus individual speeches to Wall Street players: Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity Investments, Apollo Management Holdings, UBS, Bank of America, and Golden Tree Asset Managers.
<><> The following year, she picked up $485,000 for a speech to Deutsche Bank and an address to Ameriprise.
<><>Last year, she made $150,000 from a lecture before the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.
BILL CASHES IN The Associated Press notes that during Hillary Clintonâs time as secretary of state, Bill Clinton earned $17 million in talks to banks, insurance companies, hedge funds, real estate businesses, and other financial firms.
SUM TOTAL Altogether, the Clintons are estimated to have made over $139 million from paid speeches.