Hillary's Tax Return, Part Deux



Barack Obama showed his.

Now Hillary--it's your time to show yours.

Your income tax return, that is.

Clinton--who continues to reach beneath the kitchen sink--rummaging about the Jeremiah Wright issue while reaching for the Comet to wipe out that stubborn stain of a story spun about ducking sniper fire in Bosnia--won't come clean about her own finances.


This Frog thinks the dividends paid out to the Clintons--who hold self-reported assets in Exxon Oil Common Stock ($100,001-$250,000)--might be a bit of a confidence bust for everyday Americans, sick of pumping every available nickel and dime into the gas pump every single day.

Meanwhile--unless she tells us otherwise--Hillary is making money off our pain AND laughing all the way to the bank.

Bank on it.

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As reported by Business Wire:

IRVING, Texas--(Business Wire)--The Board of Directors of Exxon Mobil
Corporation (NYSE:XOM) today declared a cash dividend of

35 cents per share on the Common Stock,

payable on March 10, 2008, to shareholders of record of Common Stock
at the close of business on February 11, 2008.

This first quarter dividend is at the same level as the dividend
paid in the fourth quarter of 2007.

Through its dividends, the corporation has shared its success with
its shareholders for more than 100 years and has increased its annual
dividend payment to shareholders for 25 consecutive years.

ExxonMobil Media Relations, 972-444-1107

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That would certainly explain how Hillary loaned her campaign $5,000,000.

Did I mention the Clintons list BP Amoco ($50,001-$100,000) as an asset as well?

Review Hillary's Presidential Financial Disclosure here.

(I'm certain this document is just the tip of the financial iceberg).

Keep in mind.

Presidential candidates are not required to release income tax returns.

Hillary Clinton has failed to release a return since 2001.

File that, Hillary.



Released

4/4/2008

The Clinton's tax returns, released late on Friday afternoon, showed their income jumped from $350,000 in 2000, their final year in the White House, to $16 million in 2001, their first year out of office.

--IN ONE YEAR--

HEAR THAT, PENNSYLVANIA?

That's some salary for someone who depicts themselves as a beer-drinking waitress.

SEE FOR YOURSELF.

Peruse the Clinton 1040's
2000-2007