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Hillary Campaign Rejects ‘Clinton Clash’ Book Accusations of Watering Down Iran Sanctions
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Hillary Clinton is accused of watering down Iran sanctions in order to please a Bill Clinton supporter. Photo: State Department.
Yahoo – With an exasperated swipe at “absurd right-wing conspiracy theories,” Hillary Clinton’s campaign on Wednesday rejected the allegation in a new book that she watered down Iran sanctions to please a corporation that paid Bill Clinton a fortune in speaking fees.
The accusation appears in “Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich,” which is due out May 5. Republicans hope the book will cripple her presidential bid. Democrats have underlined conservative author Peter Schweizer’s past credibility problems.
