Clinton wife faces turmoil over Arkansas deals and investments
The diary of Hillary Clinton reflects loneliness in the White House era and pain over press scrutiny as reports question her involvement in Arkansas land deals and trading in commodities during 1978 and 1979. Clinton acknowledges earning about 100000 from Tyson Foods investment advice and futures trading while governor, but says she stopped trading due to pregnancy and nerves.
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