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A Clinton Goldmine

By on 2.1.08 @ 12:08AM

Bill's billionaire buddy -- new trouble for Hillary. Also: Will McCain and Thompson get together during CPAC?
p> BILL'S BILLIONS br> New York Times sources say that if Sen. Hillary Clinton loses the Democratic nomination or a general election for President, it will largely be due to the efforts of their investigative and political reporter Jo Becker , who yesterday reported on the ties between former President Bill Clinton and Canadian mining magnate Frank Giustra , who has committed almost a quarter billion dollars to Clinton's foundation, largely after Clinton appeared to pave the way for Giustra's company to get a sweet uranium mining deal in Kazakhstan.
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