Please DO NOT vote for Hillary R. Clinton. It is not right to have 2 Bushes and 2 Clintons in a row.

Aside from that, she is a coont, just listen here (feel free to google this shiat if you don't belive me, I could care less):

Bill and Hillary Clinton have come a long way since claiming $1 and $2 tax deductions for donating their used underwear to charity in the 1980s, earning $109 million between 2000 and 2007 and giving $10.3 million of it to charitable causes.

The joint federal income tax return figures, released yesterday by the Clinton campaign, show that the couple made $20.4 million last year and paid $5.1 million in federal income taxes - giving $3 million in charitable donations, including $1 million from the proceeds of Mr. Clinton's new book "Giving."

The release, held until late yesterday afternoon, comes five weeks after Mrs. Clinton promised to make public the documents during a televised presidential debate. She had resisted doing so for a long time, despite the fact she made her opponent's tax returns an issue during her 2000 Senate race against Republican Rick Lazio.

"The Clintons have now made public 30 years of tax returns, a record matched by few people in public service," said campaign spokesman Jay Carson. "None of Hillary Clinton's presidential opponents have revealed anything close to this amount of personal financial information."

The multimillion-dollar income puts the couple in a new league from their days when Mr. Clinton served as governor of Arkansas and Mrs. Clinton was a lawyer at Little Rock's Rose Law. Back then, she annually donated dozens of bags of clothing - hers, Bill's and daughter Chelsea's - to Goodwill, the Salvation Army and local shelters and charities, taking the time to personally list and value each item.

The yearly totals ran between $1,000 and $2,300 in tax-deductible donations. In addition to Bill and Chelsea's underwear, Mr. Clinton's used undershirts were priced at $3 each and his used running shoes at $10.

The Clintons' 2007 income, according to the documents, include $10.1 million in speaking engagements for Mr. Clinton, $4.4 million in book income, $3.5 from a blind trust, $2.7 million from partnerships and $485,000 from income from savings accounts.

The returns also show the couple received $603,811 in foreign tax credits on income from the United Kingdom, Australia, Puerto Rico and Canada and various other countries not identified from 2000 to 2006.