[Vince Ferrer]

But the point was to fund her campaign so what’s the problem?

[Tupelo]

Bingo!
Now Simon & Schuster have paid the entrance fee for the access needed for any “favor” needed when she is President.
If she doesn't run, they have paid for the lobbyist they need for access to next president. Probably money well spent.

[The Antiyuppie]

Basically, this is a form of money laundering.

[publius911]

But the point was to fund her campaign so what’s the problem?

Exactly.
All of these "publishing contracts" by Dems the last 25 years have been thinly disguised laundering schemes.

Up to now, they have gotten away with it.

[Flick Lives]

Bingo!

[fella]

"But the point was to fund her campaign so what’s the problem?"

The people of Fort Worth Tx. voted out the sitting Speaker of the House Jim Wright when his bogus book deal came to light. Once in a great while he pops up at some minor social function in the local paper.

[biggerten]

I respectfully suggest you underestimate the devious nature of the Clintons.

They care little for the people they profess to care about. They will not spend their own money to get elected (limousine liberals will provide them more than enough, anyhow).

The $14 million is for them, not the campaign.

This is personal enrichment, pure and simple.

Remember, she knows what it’s like to be flat broke and busted, down to their last few million bucks.

[Yorlik803]

No....all the cash Clintons make goes to a foundation. The Clinton foundation. And you can bet that the Clintons will see to it that all moneys earned goes to worthy causes.