With the Clintons having already announced that they are going to carry on with their Clinton Foundation and "take large inflated speaking fees from overseas," the nation can expect that their paychecks will keep growing, Peter Schweizer, author and executive producer of the Clinton Cash documentary said.
"As an ex-president he [Bill Clinton] was making $175,000 a speech. She [Hillary Clinton] becomes secretary of state - literally overnight that triples. That will increase even more if she becomes president, so we are going to expect more of the same: larger flow of money, because, of course, when you are paying the spouse of the president you can expect more in return than when you're paying the spouse of the secretary of state," he suggested.
Comment: According to WADA's own records, Russia still had fewer dopers than Belgium, South Africa, India, Korea, Sweden, France, Poland, Norway, and Spain (among others), and just slightly more than Australia and Canada. Telling, no?
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