werepossum
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- Jul 10, 2006
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Dude, it's not a pity party. It's business. The Clintons have built a massive not-for-profit foundation built on donations from the ultra wealthy who have business interests in front of the US government. For those donations to continue, either Hillary or Bill have to politically viable for future office or influence. For that to happen, Hillary has to show that losing wasn't her fault and thus, that running (and winning) is still an option for her. This must continue until either Chelsea is viable or until Bill or Hillary achieve some international regulatory power.I expected the GOP to screw it up. But I didn't expect Hillary's post-loss pity party. Guess that's what happens when some irrelevant hangers-on can't fade from public life with dignity.
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Beyond that, a book tour to me sounds just as legit as a speaking tour, in which practically ALL powerful politicians since Reagan have engaged. At least this way, a lot of the revenue coming from willing donations from ordinary people.
