The big lie: "Hillary is an economic conservative."

[DanTex]

40. She did only make a $15K salary at Wal-Mart.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/20/us/politics/20walmart.html?pagewanted=all

Mrs. Clinton was not Mr. Walton’s first choice for a woman on the board. That honor belonged to an executive at Nordstrom, the upscale department store. But Nordstrom opposed its employees sitting on a competitor’s board, so Wal-Mart turned instead to the 39-year-old Mrs. Clinton. They offered her about $15,000 a year for her time, generally four meetings a year.

The $64,700 she made in 1991 was for all her board work combined. It's surprising that you missed that fact given that the very article you are citing said "she was on tho others besides Wal-Mart's" in the very sentence before that number. I guess hatred can be blinding sometimes.

The other number, which is the $50-$100K of Wal-Mart stock that she owned, wasn't compensation for being on the Wal-Mart board. That was stock that she bought on the open market, and then profited when it went up in value. As I said in my last post, at this point basically anyone who has any kind of retirement plan owns Wal-Mart stock also.