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How did such a corrupt political operation get into office? The answer to that question has little to do with the outcome of the 2016 election. The real question is: how did Hillary Clinton get there?
A detailed Politico article, "The Clinton Way," gives a clue to how she obtained the nomination. The core of the problem was not only the Clinton Foundation and Bill's $50,000 speaking fees from Goldman Sachs. The Clinton Way was a corrupt, self-dealing operation that relied on Hillary's "authority," reputation, and personal relationships to obtain power and influence in the administration.
First, she used her influence as a Senator to get the Secretary of State position. Clinton is widely regarded as having gotten the job by giving lots of high dollar speeches to Wall Street and the Saudi royal family. But, Clinton’s claim to the position was questionable. The former Democratic Party chairmen who organized the "Superdelegate" process confirmed that Secretary of State was not on the Democratic primary ballot.
Next, Clinton got the nomination by bullying Bernie Sanders’ supporters and shutting out the vast majority of Democratic voters. The Democrats have released a tape showing Clinton bullying Sanders' supporters in a restaurant and continuing the battle at the Democratic convention.
The campaign proceeded with the Clinton Way. She received big money, lots of access, and unusual rewards for campaigning for President. She was paid $675,000 for a single speech in California. That is bigger than the president’s entire salary for the first year.
She was constantly surrounded by a group of people, including Huma Abedin, taking notes and managing her schedules. The Clinton Way was reportedly based on a 1-2-1 schedule that people could only see if they had an appointment.
More than 2,000 people had access to Clinton, and this group was not simply casual supporters and loyalists. They included former White House Chief of Staff Thomas Nides, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, as well as representatives from key lobbying groups such as the Chamber of Commerce and big Wall Street banks like Goldman Sachs.
It has been clear since the beginning of the campaign that Clinton was supported by a coterie of friends, supporters, be359ba680
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