Chelsea Clinton Gets Six-Figure Job

Yahoo.Com ^ | 3/9/03

[WyPatriot]

The main thing that struck me is how much better she looks with her mouth shut.

[hattend]

It's amazing how well she's done considering the continuing behavior of her parents

Are you kidding? She is where she is because of her parents.

[goodnesswins]

He, Alll.....they are not really hiring Chelsea...they are paying "protection" money to her parents.....it's sad, isn't it, especially since it seems she will follow in her parents BS footsteps....well, at least she hasn't YET become a lawyer. Just what, however, did she GET her degree(s) in....does anyone know?

[alloysteel]

Chelsea spent enough time on campus at Oxford to earn a degree? Or do they grant "distance degrees" for "remote studies" like Stanford?

And a six-figure salary to boot. Does she have to phone in the job, or is the occasional photo op sufficient?

[section9]

I want to know what this woman did to earn that kind of salary.

Oy, I forgot, she's a Clinton.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[pepsionice]

I can't think of a single company I know of...that would pay a 23 year old $100k a year unless they were computer engineers...which she is not. But on the other side of the coin...we can look at past presidents from both sides of politics and their kids got similiar deals.

[Trickyguy]

A new phrase--"Hubble-ugly."

[Digger]

Let's determine if we find anyone else this unattractive & unappealing & just out of instituions of lower learning receiving $1000,000 salaries. So I will be her worst critic. Let's not forget her trashing of America when she was with her mother in Africa. Who her parents are is a determinate.

[Squantos]

Now she can afford that male stripper she's been lusting after.....

Sorry......Stay Safe !

[FastCoyote]

A six figure job:

$666

[SMEDLEYBUTLER]

Chelsea

[Mister Magoo]

Wow. Some of you guys really don't know the job market. $100,000.00 for a starting job at McKinsey is pretty standard, particularly in the New York market. Starting lawyers in New York, who are generally 27-30 years of age, routinely receive salaries of up to $130,000.00 from the larger firms, and have for several years now. Listen, I despise the Klintons as much as the next fellow, but it's the free market.

[Hank Rearden]

Oh for goodness sakes, let's criticise her for her conduct - not for her appearance or who she happens to be related to...

No, I want to work the appearance thing in there, too.

As the old saying goes . . . if my dog were that ugly, I'd shave his butt and make him walk backwards.

Damn, she's ugly.

[joey'smom]

Amazing how children of ex-presidents end up in such high-profile,lucrative positions. Kinda like our current President.

[Eaker]

Yuck!!!!

You are a twisted man!!!

Stay safe; stay armed.
Eaker

[Eaker]

Some of you guys really don't know the job market. $100,000.00 for a starting job at McKinsey is pretty standard, particularly in the New York market.

For a know-nothing drunk?

No, I don't think so.

Stay safe; stay armed.
Eaker

[You Dirty Rats]

Good luck.

As a 20-year veteran of the corporate world, many management consultants are very young and have little or no experience.

$100,000 a year for starting at McKinsey is actually quite low. Then again, her degree normally would not meet their qualifications (you need an MBA or Doctorate). This firm, which once was considered far and away the most prestigious in the world, has slipped back to the pack even before this hire -- see the recent article in the Economist.

At least her mother had a law degree and experience when she was bumped to partner. Chelsea has neither the right degree nor any experience. It is a very foolish hire for McKinsey, IMHO -- this will not impress the CEOs out there who are paying fortunes for advice.

[joey'smom]

I think you have Chelsea confused with the Bush twins.

[Hildy]

Just another way of funneling money to the Clinton's.

[ImpotentRage]

I think it is wonderful that Ms. Clinton is going to be making so much money. Now she can pay for her own bodyguards and let the Secret Service go on to protect someone worthwhile.