I have a new piece out on Fox News stemming from the problems that Hillary Clinton got in regarding tipping:
But it is not a silly or trivial issue. The perceived cover-ups surely gave the story much more coverage and made what might have just been a simple oversight look much worse, and the issue is a lot deeper than just Clinton using the waitress as a campaign prop.
What if, for the sake of argument, Hillary Clinton decided not to pay the tip? Why would this be so upsetting? . . . .
What if, for the sake of argument, Hillary Clinton decided not to pay the tip? Why would this be so upsetting? . . . .
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