POLL: What is the truth about the Clinton Global Inititiative scandal?

Sal wrote:

othershoe1030 wrote:I do not like Hillary one bit. I voted for Bill twice and overall think he did a pretty good job but now I think they've gone off the rails. It is sad that there is no real challenge to her nomination. Then again Obama was a long shot too, right? We'll see how Bernie Sanders does. He's raised a decent and surprising amount of money and his message is consistent.

Here's a snippet from one take about the foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation. There were so many examples of self-serving deals in the article I just picked one. As a balance it would be useful to see what good deeds, if any, the Foundation has done. The writer of this article had no interest in presenting anything but the bad stuff, which is okay as far as it goes. It is this underhanded dealing that may sink her candidacy, as it should.

I mean really, how can you promise to disclose all foreign donations and then have to refile FIVE YEARS worth of tax returns because, oops, you overlooked tens of millions, really? Are people just going to forget this sort of thing?

But business is business, and the Clintons have apparently never met a dictator they couldn't do business with. The examples abound, from every corner of the world reachable by private jet.  For instance in the "house of horrors" known as the Democratic Republic of Congo [DRC]:

Former NBA star Dikembe Mutombo has worked with the Clinton Global Initiative as a partner….  In October 2011 he was a member of an official State Department delegation to Sudan. The following month he joined forces with a Hillary presidential campaign bundler named Kase Lawal on a $10 million venture to transport 4.5 tons of gold out of the Democratic Republic of Congo. According to a UN report, the deal involved some of the most notorious war criminals on the planet, including "individuals operating in [DRC] and committing serious violations of international law involving the targeting of children or women.

The warlord, Bosco Ntaganda, "belongs near the top of the list" of "nefarious criminal leaders in Africa." But the Clintons had hugely profitable deals in other "houses of horror," such as Sudan, Ethiopia, and Nigeria.



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Two points;

Number one, I am also not a Hillary fan and do not relish the thought of another Clinton presidency.

I will have to admit, however, Hillary's recent comments regarding immigration, America's wealth gap, and criminal justice reform are very encouraging.

Number two, anything you read from the American Thinker should be taken with a pillar of salt.

Strike that.

Anything written by the American Thinker should not be read at all.

It would be generous to say they are not a credible source.

othershoe1030 wrote:I do not like Hillary one bit. I voted for Bill twice and overall think he did a pretty good job but now I think they've gone off the rails. It is sad that there is no real challenge to her nomination. Then again Obama was a long shot too, right? We'll see how Bernie Sanders does. He's raised a decent and surprising amount of money and his message is consistent.

Here's a snippet from one take about the foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation. There were so many examples of self-serving deals in the article I just picked one. As a balance it would be useful to see what good deeds, if any, the Foundation has done. The writer of this article had no interest in presenting anything but the bad stuff, which is okay as far as it goes. It is this underhanded dealing that may sink her candidacy, as it should.

I mean really, how can you promise to disclose all foreign donations and then have to refile FIVE YEARS worth of tax returns because, oops, you overlooked tens of millions, really? Are people just going to forget this sort of thing?

But business is business, and the Clintons have apparently never met a dictator they couldn't do business with. The examples abound, from every corner of the world reachable by private jet.  For instance in the "house of horrors" known as the Democratic Republic of Congo [DRC]:

Former NBA star Dikembe Mutombo has worked with the Clinton Global Initiative as a partner….  In October 2011 he was a member of an official State Department delegation to Sudan. The following month he joined forces with a Hillary presidential campaign bundler named Kase Lawal on a $10 million venture to transport 4.5 tons of gold out of the Democratic Republic of Congo. According to a UN report, the deal involved some of the most notorious war criminals on the planet, including "individuals operating in [DRC] and committing serious violations of international law involving the targeting of children or women.

The warlord, Bosco Ntaganda, "belongs near the top of the list" of "nefarious criminal leaders in Africa." But the Clintons had hugely profitable deals in other "houses of horror," such as Sudan, Ethiopia, and Nigeria.



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Bob wrote:

othershoe1030 wrote:

That really was a wild moment when Reid admitted he lied!

That story linked has him refusing to admit that he lied.  Where and when did he admit that he lied?

Wordslinger wrote:

othershoe1030 wrote:I do not like Hillary one bit. I voted for Bill twice and overall think he did a pretty good job but now I think they've gone off the rails. It is sad that there is no real challenge to her nomination. Then again Obama was a long shot too, right? We'll see how Bernie Sanders does. He's raised a decent and surprising amount of money and his message is consistent.

Here's a snippet from one take about the foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation. There were so many examples of self-serving deals in the article I just picked one. As a balance it would be useful to see what good deeds, if any, the Foundation has done. The writer of this article had no interest in presenting anything but the bad stuff, which is okay as far as it goes. It is this underhanded dealing that may sink her candidacy, as it should.

I mean really, how can you promise to disclose all foreign donations and then have to refile FIVE YEARS worth of tax returns because, oops, you overlooked tens of millions, really? Are people just going to forget this sort of thing?

But business is business, and the Clintons have apparently never met a dictator they couldn't do business with. The examples abound, from every corner of the world reachable by private jet.  For instance in the "house of horrors" known as the Democratic Republic of Congo [DRC]:

Former NBA star Dikembe Mutombo has worked with the Clinton Global Initiative as a partner….  In October 2011 he was a member of an official State Department delegation to Sudan. The following month he joined forces with a Hillary presidential campaign bundler named Kase Lawal on a $10 million venture to transport 4.5 tons of gold out of the Democratic Republic of Congo. According to a UN report, the deal involved some of the most notorious war criminals on the planet, including "individuals operating in [DRC] and committing serious violations of international law involving the targeting of children or women.

The warlord, Bosco Ntaganda, "belongs near the top of the list" of "nefarious criminal leaders in Africa." But the Clintons had hugely profitable deals in other "houses of horror," such as Sudan, Ethiopia, and Nigeria.

Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2015/05/the_hillbilly_cash_pump.html#ixzz3ZYK4COSt

There is a Real Challenge to her nomination and his name is Bernie Sanders!