Should the Clinton's have to claim flights as campaign contributions?

Question

"The Securities and Exchange Commission has launched an investigation into InfoUSA, a Nebraska company that used corporate funds to fly Hillary Rodham Clinton around the country, and one of only two companies to put Bill Clinton on its payroll after he left the White House."

Answer 1

Yes, but so should every candidate.

Answer 2

Hey, do you have a source for this? So what you are saying is, she doesn't have to dip into her campaign funding (which is mostly corporate anyway), because a corporation is footing the bill for her transportation? Is she doing this through a loophole, or is this legal in terms of campaign finance law? Would the corporation's "contribution" exceed the limit for PAC's, even if it
s not actual cash, etc?

Answer 3

Probably not. She just hires jailbirds as campaign managers, so she can then blame all the money she steals on someone else.

Answer 4

SO?
She has to claim what everyone else has to claim.