Anita Broderick and other women who were thrown under the bus by Hillary because they were in the way of Hillary’s ambitions weren’t ‘establishment’. Hillary jets around in private planes, makes millions upon millions in speaking fees alone (including over $600,000 for three talks to Goldman Sachs), rubs elbows with the richest of the rich, and is able to get away from prosecution for actions that would land most people in jail, but she isn’t ‘establishment’? She’s despicable, on a good day.
BACKSTORY As a tolerant and compassionate progressive New York senator w/ large blocs of black votes, Hillary Clinton championed a US law that would have cracked down on the illicit mineral trade that subjected blacks to white oppression in the dirt-poor African state....the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Fast-forward to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
The head of a Canadian company with an enormous interest in the Congo's mining and oil sector, Lukas Lundin of Lundin Mining, announced a $100 million donation to the Clinton Foundation on the heels of Hillary/'s first presidential campaign.
After the Congolese government attempted to regain control of its own mines, the State Department intervened on behalf of Lundin Mining and another mining company, Freeport Mines, also a Clinton foundation donor.
A round of talks in 2010, thought to be aided by the Clinton State Department, concluded with the pair of well-connected companies retaining their stakes in the mines and with the Congolese government being shut out of its own resources. (hat tip Schweizer book---Clinton Cash)
MORAL OF THE STORY When Hillary smells money, she will throw black constituents under the bus in order to to suck-up to Clnton Foundation donors....particularly those w/ financial stakes in the mineral industry.