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Hillary and Bill Clinton Buying Property Overseas?

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BillnhilldancingonbeachGossip monger Liz Smith is reporting that Hillary Clinton, and her husband Bill, are buying property in the Dominican Republic. I am not the most astute political person out there, but wouldn’t you think that if you are running for President of the United States you would buy property in the United States?

I mean seriously, is this telling us that Madame Hillary could not find any property in her own country (or territories) that were good enough for her? If this is true it will have to be one of the biggest political blunders in a good long while.

NOW HERE’S a little flash! Bill and Hillary Clinton have their eyes on the ball when it comes to 2008, but in the meantime, has anyone noted that they bought a piece of beach property in the Dominican Republic right next to the beautiful domain of designer Oscar de la Renta and his wife, Annette? via the New York Post

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  1. Oh please. you’re talking about an individual buying a foreign beach property while Haliburton moves its corporate headquarters to Dubai to avoid paying US taxes. Get serious.

  2. Hillary obviously plans on taking over the Dominican Republic if she’s elected, so technically, she’s buying US property. :-)

  3. I imagine they’re doing it to avoid paying U.S. taxes for all their recently gained millions. Not hard to figure out.

  4. The “elites” like to have offshore property in case they have to bail . . . the American people will be left holding the bag if the shit hits the fan. That’s always been the plan.

  5. […] monger Liz Smith is reporting that Hillary Clinton, and her husband Bill, are buying property in the Dominican Republic. I am not the most astute political person out there, but wouldn’t […]

  6. I have the haunting feeling the Clintons are setting up of an off-shore bribing station.

    After all, consider what the Dominican Republic and Haiti are most noted for, i.e. as a (the) principal corridor for the Columbian drug smugglers and as a safe banking location for tax dodgers.

    Since the country is sovereign, a person from any other country (Cuba, for example) could fly in on a small private aircraft with a bag full of money and make a deposit into a secret numbered account. Even one set up for the Clintons.

    Covert meetings where huge bribes are paid for favors from Senator/President “Hillary” and her faithful, loving husband Bill would be easy to arrange. And, since this would be outside of U.S. jurisdiction, it would be very difficult to prove or prosecute.

    If it was only for the tropical island climate, why didn’t the Clintons consider the Florida Keys, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Guam, etc. ? The answer is, because these locations are all covered by U.S. Law Enforcement. It would be to hard to hide the money and to easy to get caught.

    Does any one remember Charlie Tree, the cattle futures, White Water, the Lincon Bedroom, etc. ?

    It will be interesting to see what happens to the Dominican property if Hillary is not elected President or if she looses her Senate seat. I’m betting the property goes up for sale.

    Think about it!

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