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Common Sense · 5/31/2016 3:29 pm

Here is a big reason many Sander's supporters will never support Clinton.

Here’s how much Hillary Clinton was paid for her 2013-2015 speeches:

4/18/2013, Morgan Stanley, Washington, DC: $225,000
4/24/2013, Deutsche Bank, Washington, DC: $225,000
4/24/2013, National Multi Housing Council, Dallas, Texas: $225,000
4/30/2013, Fidelity Investments, Naples, Fla.: $225,000
5/8/2013, Gap Inc., San Francisco, Calif.: $225,000
5/14/2013, Apollo Management Holdings LP, New York, NY: $225,000
5/16/2013, Itau BBA USA Securities, New York, NY: $225,000
5/21/2013, Vexizon Communications Inc., Washington, DC: $225,000
5/29/2013, Sanford C. Bernstein and Co. LLC, New York, NY: $225,000
6/4/2013, The Goldman Sachs Group, Palmetto Bluffs, SC: $225,000
6/6/2013, Spencer Stuart, New York, NY: $225,000
6/16/2013, Society for Human Resource Management, Chicago, Ill.: $285,000
6/17/2013, Economic Club of Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, Mich.: $225,000
6/20/2013, Boston Consulting Group Inc., Boston, Mass.: $225,000
6/20/2013, Let’s Talk Entertainment Inc., Toronto, Canada: $250,000
6/24/2013, American Jewish University, Universal City, Calif.: $225,000
6/24/2013, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Company LP, Palos Verdes, Calif.: $225,000
7/11/2013, UBS Wealth Management, New York, NY: $225,000
8/7/2013, Global Business Travel Association, San Diego, Calif.: $225,000
8/12/2013, National Association of Chain Drug Stores, Las Vegas, Nev.: $225,000
9/18/2013, American Society for Clinical Pathology, Chicago, Ill.: $225,000
9/19/2013, American Society of Travel Agents Inc., Miami, Fla.: $225,000
10/4/2013, Long Island Association, Long Island, NY: $225,000
10/15/2013, National Association of Convenience Stores, Atlanta, Ga.: $265,000
10/23/2013, SAP Global Marketing Inc., New York, NY: $225,000
10/24/2013, Accenture, New York, NY: $225,000
10/24/2013, The Goldman Sachs Group, New York, NY: $225,000
10/27/2013, Beth El Synagogue, Minneapolis, Minn.: $225,000
10/28/2013, Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago, Chicago, Ill.: $400,000
10/29/2013, The Goldman Sachs Group, Tuscon, Ariz.: $225,000
11/4/2013, Mase Productions Inc., Orlando, Fla.: $225,000
11/4/2013, London Drugs Ltd., Mississauga, Canada: $225,000
11/6/2013, Beaumont Health System, Troy, Mich.: $305,000
11/7/2013, Golden Tree Asset Management, New York, NY: $275,000
11/9/2013, National Association of Realtors, San Francisco, Calif.: $225,000
11/13/2013, Mediacorp Canada Inc., Toronto, Canada: $225,000
11/13/2013, Bank of America, Bluffton, SC: $225,000
11/14/2013, CB Richard Ellis Inc., New York, NY: $250,000
11/18/2013, CIIE Group, Naples, Fla.: $225,000
11/18/2013, Press Ganey, Orlando, Fla.: $225,000
11/21/2013, U.S. Green Building Council, Philadelphia, Pa.: $225,000
01/06/2014, GE, Boca Raton, Fla.: $225,500
01/27/2014, National Automobile Dealers Association, New Orleans, La.: $325,500
01/27/2014, Premier Health Alliance, Miami, Fla.: $225,500
02/06/2014, Salesforce.com, Las Vegas, Nev.: $225,500
02/17/2014, Novo Nordisk A/S, Mexico City, Mexico: $125,000
02/26/2014, Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, Orlando, Fla.: $225,500
02/27/2014, A&E Television Networks, New York, NY: $280,000
03/04/2014, Association of Corporate Counsel – Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif.: $225,500
03/05/2014, The Vancouver Board of Trade, Vancouver, Canada: $275,500
03/06/2014, tinePublic Inc., Calgary, Canada: $225,500
03/13/2014, Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, Orlando, Fla.: $225,500
03/13/2014, Drug Chemical and Associated Technologies, New York, NY: $250,000
03/18/2014, Xerox Corporation, New York, NY: $225,000
03/18/2014, Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal, Montreal, Canada: $275,000
03/24/2014, Academic Partnerships, Dallas, Texas: $225,500
04/08/2014, Market° Inc., San Francisco, Calif.: $225,500
04/08/2014, World Affairs Council, Portland, Ore.: $250,500
04/10/2014, Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.: $225,500
04/10/2014, Lees Talk Entertainment, San Jose, Calif.: $265,000
04/11/2014, California Medical Association (via satellite), San Diego, Calif.: $100,000
05/06/2014, National Council for Behavioral Healthcare, Washington, DC: $225,500
06/02/2014, International Deli-Dairy-Bakery Association, Denver, Colo.: $225,500
06/02/2014, Lees Talk Entertainment, Denver, Colo.: $265,000
06/10/2014, United Fresh Produce Association, Chicago, Ill.: $225,000
06/16/2014, tinePublic Inc., Toronto, Canada: $150,000
06/18/2014, tinePublic Inc., Edmonton, Canada: $100,000
06/20/2014, Innovation Arts and Entertainment, Austin, Texas: $150,000
06/25/2014, Biotechnology Industry Organization, San Diego, Calif.: $335,000
06/25/2014, Innovation Arts and Entertainment, San Francisco, Calif.: $150,000
06/26/2014, GTCR, Chicago, Ill.: $280,000
07/22/2014, Knewton Inc., San Francisco, Calif.: $225,500
07/26/2014, Ameriprise, Boston, Mass.: $225,500
07/29/2014, Coming Inc., Coming, NY: $225,500
08/28/2014, Nexenta Systems Inc., San Francisco, Calif.: $300,000
08/28/2014, Cisco, Las Vegas, Nev.: $325,000
09/04/2014, Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP, San Diego, Calif.: $225,500
09/15/2014, Caridovascular Research Foundation, Washington, DC: $275,000
10/02/2014, Commercial Real Estate Women Network, Miami Beach, Fla.: $225,500
10/06/2014, Canada 2020, Ottawa, Canada: $215,500
10/07/2014, Deutsche Bank AG, New York, NY: $280,000
10/08/2014, Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed), Chicago, Ill.: $265,000
10/13/2014, Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers, Colorado Springs, Colo.: $225,500
10/14/2014, Salesforce.com, San Francisco, Calif.: $225,500
10/14/2014, Qualcomm Incorporated, San Diego, Calif.: $335,000
12/04/2014, Massachusetts Conference for Women, Boston, Mass.: $205,500
01/21/2015, tinePublic Inc., Winnipeg, Canada: $262,000
01/21/2015, tinePublic Inc., Saskatoon, Canada: $262,500
01/22/2015, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Whistler, Canada: $150,000
02/24/2015, Watermark Silicon Valley Conference for Women, Santa Clara, Calif.: $225,500
03/11/2015, eBay Inc., San Jose, Calif.: $315,000
03/19/2015, American Camping Association, Atlantic City, NJ: $260,000

Total: $21,667,000

Goose · 5/31/2016 3:32 pm

I guess common don't like capitalism

Brady Bunch · 5/31/2016 4:57 pm

Personally, I have no problem with Hillary making that much money from speeches, same as I don't begrudge CEO's from making whatever they make. I see no point in being "jealous" of what someone else was able to make, regardless of whether I think they earned it or deserved it.

Hillary isn't the first politician to make money from speeches, and won't be the last. But to Common's point, I think we all realize they didn't pay her to give these speeches because she is a great, motivational speaker. We all know they did this to gain influence, and Hillary, like many politicians, is willing to take every dollar.

I think Common is correct, there are some of Bernie's supporters who will look at things like this and never be able to support her.

Conspiracy Theory · 5/31/2016 5:48 pm

She's working.

She's paying taxes.

Why would payment for speaking engagements be a negative thing?

In fact, if she's that much in demand then she's obviously very good at it. She has things to say that people want to hear.

Is Sanders pushing this? If so, I need to dial-down my opinion of him. I like the guy, he has a good attitude. But if he starts to go ugly under pressure then maybe he doesn't belong in high office.

Goose · 5/31/2016 6:22 pm

I don't understand why it is OK, even inspirational, for someone to make a fortune speculating in real estate, or in extracting minerals from the earth, yet suspect to make a fortune by writing or speaking. In the absence of demonstrating a quid pro quo, I don't get Common's point.

BTW, didn't Churchill make a living by his wits, i.e. writing?

If Sanders supporters have a problem with this, then they, in my opinion, are welcome to support that populist hero who wrote The Art of the Deal.

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tennyson · 5/31/2016 6:31 pm

Just how many is "many" anyway ?

Goose · 5/31/2016 6:34 pm

tennyson wrote:
Just how many is "many" anyway ?

Excellent point.
If someone had taken a poll over Memorial Day 2008 of Clinton supporters, how many of them would have said that they would not support Obama? And how many of them eventually did?
The thread smacks of wishful thinking.

Brady Bunch · 5/31/2016 6:43 pm

I don't know, recent history (since 1968), seems to suggest there is a good chance a significant portion of Sanders supporters will not vote for Clinton. In 1968 and 1980, the Dem primary had a "progressive" candidate challenge the parties "chosen" candidate, and in both of those elections the "party" candidate was not able to convince a significant portion of his primary challengers supporters to vote for them in November, and they lost.

I think the difference with 08 is that Hillary toned down her attacks by this point and was willing to play the party loyalist, while Bernie is not. Also in 08, the candidate who was considered "progressive" won the primary, where this time it is the parties chosen candidate who will win.

Goose · 5/31/2016 6:46 pm

In 1980 the "chosen" candidate was a deeply unpopular incumbent.

tennyson · 5/31/2016 6:50 pm

Goose wrote:
tennyson wrote:
Just how many is "many" anyway ?

Excellent point.
If someone had taken a poll over Memorial Day 2008 of Clinton supporters, how many of them would have said that they would not support Obama? And how many of them eventually did?
The thread smacks of wishful thinking.

Just an observation. I always get a kick out of articles that are trying to make a point and they rely on words like some, many, etc (take your pick). Usually it is because it is not based upon any type of polling or sampling that can add support to their claim.

It may be true and most likely "some" Sanders supporter will not like her taking big money endorsements. But, I have NO IDEA just how many that might be ! I would imagine that even "some" Clinton supporters don't like the look of her taking the big money from the big players either.

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