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Hillary’s Book Tour Previews a Rusty, Rich, Career Politican

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 When Sawyer asked if she thought being paid $200,000 for a speech—six times the salary of the average American was too much, Hillary said she and Bill have worked hard and left the White House "dead broke." I'm certain millions of Americans struggling to find work today would love to live Hillary's version of dead broke.

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Hillary's Book Tour Previews a Rusty, Rich, Career Politican

conservativeblackchick.com - For all the flirtation Hillary Clinton has done with the news media over whether she intends to run for president in 2016, you'd think she would have performed better on her book tour/campaign dress rehearsal. Before the tour and the bad reviews that "Hard Choices" was news-less settled in, Hillary, former First Lady and Secretary of State, sat down with ABC News' Diane Sawyer for an interview.

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