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Clinton Foundation Bombshells
The bad news just keeps on coming for Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation.
Here are some of the stories that have broken just over the last day related to Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation.
Among the biggest bombshells is this report from The New York Times,
"Cash Flowed to Clinton Foundation as Russians Pressed for Control of
Uranium Company." The entire article is worth a read, but here's what
happened in a nut shell.
Russia's atomic energy agency
started buying control of a Canadian uranium production company, Uranium
One. This is a deal that had to be approved by U.S. agencies,
including the State Department, because uranium is a strategic national
security asset. Hillary Clinton happened to be the head of the State
Department at the time when this was approved.
But at the same time that the
Russians were buying these Canadian uranium assets, the chairman of the
company made several undisclosed donations to the Clinton Foundation,
totaling $2.35 million.
Furthermore,
"shortly after the Russians announced their intention to acquire a
majority stake in Uranium One, Mr. Clinton received $500,000 for a
Moscow speech from a Russian investment bank with links to the Kremlin
that was promoting Uranium One stock."
Certainly, this can't look good. |
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It's Not Just The Russians Another report from The Intercept
outlines how the government of
Morocco went to great lengths to court Hillary Clinton during her time
as Secretary of State. Remember that the Clinton Foundation has
accepted $1 million from a company, which is controlled by the King of
Morocco, and they are holding a foundation event there in May.
The Washington Examiner has done an analysis
which shows that many
corporations that donated to the Clinton Foundation just so happened to
win prestigious State Department awards while Hillary Clinton was
Secretary of State.
And to top things off, Reuters reports
that the Clinton Foundation
will refile as many as five annual tax returns. This because
investigations by Reuters reveal errors in reported donations from
foreign governments. According to the report, "The charities' errors
generally take the form of under-reporting or over-reporting, by
millions of dollars, donations from foreign governments, or in other
instances omitting to break out government donations entirely when
reporting revenue." For example, from 2010-2012, the Clinton Foundation
reported that it is did not receive any money from foreign and U.S.
governments. That was simply not the case.
This is only going to get worse
for Hillary Clinton, not better. The dubious nature of the Clinton
Foundation's acceptance of foreign cash, its political influence and the
lack of transparency represents everything that Americans fear when it
comes to politics, power, money and corruption. |
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