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Clinton: We'll Make Money the Old Fashioned Way (video)

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President Bill Clinton spoke to the World Economic Forum Thursday saying he hopes that the global recession comes to an end in the next 12 to 15 ...

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  <a href="http://bloggingredneck.blogspot.com/2009/01/lawsuit-filed-claiming-state-hillary.html">
  Lawsuit filed claiming Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is constitutionally ineligible to serve</a>
  
  There were serious questions about the constitutional eligibility of Hillary Clinton to serve as secretary of State. The issue arises from a vote held to raise the Secretary of States salary. Senator Hillary Clinton voted for this increase. The Constitution forbids members of the Senate from being appointed to civil office, such as the Secretary of State, if the "emoluments," or salary and benefits, of the office were increased during the Senator's term.

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