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For you enjoyment

I don't know.

Perhaps she got $100,000 like Bush did to give a speech to wounded vets. (CNN)
I really hope that you aren't going to compare Bush's speech income to the Clintons. There really is no comparison.
 
I really hope that you aren't going to compare Bush's speech income to the Clintons. There really is no comparison.

I thought I made it clear what I was comparing. Bush charged a veteran's group (wounded vets) money ($100,000) to give them a speech. The amount of money isn't important. It's who he charged it too.
 
I thought I made it clear what I was comparing. Bush charged a veteran's group (wounded vets) money ($100,000) to give them a speech. The amount of money isn't important. It's who he charged it too.
Like I said, I don't think this is a comparison you can win.

Hillary has given speeches to - and charged for more than W - lots of non-profits, thus burning a significant percentage of their total budget. Just 1 example from the Boston Globe:

"But even as she continues ramping up a likely 2016 presidential candidacy, there’s another paid speaking stop on the books this week: The American Camp Association of New York and New Jersey.

It’s a not-for-profit organization that may be spending up to 10 percent of its $2 million budget to land Clinton for the Thursday speech in Atlantic City, if the former first lady is charging her usual fee of $200,000. The camp confirmed she would be paid for the appearance, but didn’t disclose the size of the fee. Clinton’s office declined to comment.
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Now let's examine your claim about W. His speech was given at a fundraiser that netted nearly $2.5 million. The following year - without W - the same event raised about $1 million. His fee was worth it, don't you think?
 
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