article_snippet: The revelation, smacking of cronyism and back-room government dealing, is part of a forthcoming book by Government Accountability Institute founder Peter Schweizer, whose work exposing the investment 'insider trading' habits of members of Congress caused national outrage in 2011 even though the practice was legal.
article_snippet: Schweizer's publisher, HarperCollins, said in a press release Thursday that it 'reveals how the Clintons went from "dead broke" on leaving the White House to being millionaires, describing in detail the way in which the Clintons habitually blur the lines between politics, philanthropy, and business.' philanthropy, and business came under fire in February for admitting philanthropy, and business had accepted money directly from foreign governments including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Oman.
article_snippet: HarperCollins executive editor Adam Bellow, son of the famed novelist Saul Bellow, said in a statement that in Schweizer’s, he 'coins a new term to describe the unique way in which Bill and Hillary tend to mingle Bill and Hillary political, personal and philanthropic interests.'
article_snippet: Schweizer’s exhaustively researched Schweizer’s raises serious questions about the sources of the Clintons' sudden wealth, the Clintons' sudden wealth, their ethical judgment, and Hillary's fitness for high public office ethical judgment, and Hillary's fitness for high public office,' Bellow added.
highlights_snippet: 'Clinton Cash' is the latest from Peter Schweizer, who turned heads in 2011 with an expose about insider trading by members of Congress .