article_snippet.sent: (CNN)The Clinton presidential campaign surely anticipated the coming wave of inquiries and criticism about conflicts of interest involving big foreign donors to charities run by the Clinton family -- questions set to get a thorough airing in a new book called "Clinton Cash:
article_snippet.sent: Make Bill and Hillary Rich" by Peter Schweizer, coming out May 5.
article_snippet.sent: My guess is that the issues raised by the book will prompt Clinton to put the book candidate on the road, where Clinton can continue holding loosely scheduled, informal meetings with ordinary Americans -- the sorts of people more concerned about local jobs than whether some foreign government or company paid a big speaking fee to Clinton in hopes of getting special treatment by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
article_snippet.sent: Unless the forthcoming book unveils some blockbuster new information, questions about the Clintons' charities is likely to wind up on the same political shelf on which voters seem to have parked concerns about Clinton use of private emails to conduct State Department business.
article_snippet.sent: No wonder Clinton seemed positively unconcerned about the forthcoming book.
article_snippet.sent: Calling extensive exposure of conflicts of interest "distractions" suggests that Clinton knows what the polls suggest: that in a nation still struggling to emerge from a long recession, voters will likely judge Clinton on something other than the efficiency and ethics of Clinton charities.
highlights_snippet.sent: Errol Louis: New book to detail alleged conflicts of interest with foreign donors to Clinton family charities .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: New book to detail alleged conflicts of interest with foreign donors to Clinton family charities .
   