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Justices uphold $5.8 million award against Tyson Foods (Original Post) TexasTowelie Mar 2016 OP
This message was self-deleted by its author PoliticAverse Mar 2016 #1
Not quite. TexasTowelie Mar 2016 #2
On further research you are correct. In addition to not being a board member though Clinton wasn't PoliticAverse Mar 2016 #3

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TexasTowelie

(112,167 posts)
2. Not quite.
Tue Mar 22, 2016, 11:07 PM
Mar 2016

Clinton represented Tyson Foods as an attorney and she paid $1,000 for a futures contract that netted her $100k. However, I have not found any evidence that she was ever a board member. If I'm wrong would you please provide a link? Thanks.

The issue of whether Clinton was a board member or not, do you care to connect how Clinton's representation of Tyson Foods in the 1980s relates to a Supreme Court decision on a labor dispute (that the workers won) in 2016?

PoliticAverse

(26,366 posts)
3. On further research you are correct. In addition to not being a board member though Clinton wasn't
Tue Mar 22, 2016, 11:37 PM
Mar 2016

an attorney for Tyson, it was the person who got her involved in the commodity trading, James Blair who
was the attorney for Tyson foods.

See: http://www.nytimes.com/1994/03/18/us/top-arkansas-lawyer-helped-hillary-clinton-turn-big-profit.html?pagewanted=1

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