Note: Liebrary is not an accidental misspelling.

The motto of which is: "If it gets me off, it must be right".
Okay, I was kidding about that.

A presidential library is a repository for preserving and making available the papers, records, collections and other historical materials of a former POTUS.
In Bubba's case, those documents which survived shredding, and those which have rewritten history according to the Clintons.
A president's library is supposed to reflect the character of the president, assuming they have any.
This looks like it belongs in a trailer park.

So, who paid for this $165 million monstrous eyesore?
No one knows exactly because, according to the Clinton Library the donors were promised confidentiality - and - the William J. Clinton Foundation, which funds the library, is considered a charity whose contributors can remain anonymous.
One wonders how much of that $165 million was actually spent on the library.
UPDATE: Bill Clinton's presidential library raised more than 10 percent of the cost of its $165 million facility from foreign sources, with the most generous overseas donation coming from Saudi Arabia, according to interviews yesterday.
In addition, a handful of Middle Eastern business executives and officials also gave at least $1 million each, according to the interviews. They include Saudi businessmen Abdullah al-Dabbagh, Nasser al-Rashid and Walid Juffali, as well as Issam Fares, a U.S. citizen who previously served as deputy prime minister of Lebanon.
Spokesmen for Kuwait and Taiwan confirmed that each government has given the library $1 million. Both governments also donated to other presidential libraries. Kuwait contributed at least $1 million to the library of former president George H.W. Bush, and Taiwan gave $2 million to the Ronald Reagan library.

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