Letter to the Editor: Writer has questions for 2016 candidate Clinton

It is less than week to the election, there are some questions that need to be asked Mrs. Clinton that need to answered.

Mrs. Clinton, when you left the White House after your husband’s last term as president in the year 2000, why did you steal $200,000 worth of furniture and China and artwork that you were forced to return?

Mrs. Clinton, you said you were broke when you left the White House, but you purchased a $2 million home. You built an addition for the Secret Service. You charged taxpayers of the United States rent in an amount equal to the entire mortgage. Why did you say you were broke?

Mrs. Clinton, could you tell the average American how their child could get a $600,000-a-year job at NBC even though they have no experience, like your daughter did?

Mrs. Clinton, why do you and your husband claim to contribute millions of dollars to charity for a tax write-off when it goes to your family foundation that gives less than six percent of the money you collect and you use the balance to support yourself tax-free? How do you do that? How could other Americans set up similar arrangements as you have? What would you tell them?

Mrs. Clinton, you made $21 million in two years by giving speeches to, among others, Wall Street banks, often at $250,000 per 30-minute speech and in some cases $350,000. Why are you in such close relationships with Wall Street, and what are they expecting in return for what they paid you?

Mrs. Clinton, why did you lie to the American people about the terror attack in Benghazi, by blaming it on a video, but you managed to tell the truth to your daughter the same night that it happened?

Joe Wollman

Odessa