WASHINGTON (AP) – A top official at the Clinton Foundation says the global philanthropy is working quickly to remedy mistakes it made in how it disclosed donors. Maura Pally says that its policies on transparency and contributions from foreign governments are “stronger than ever.”
Pally, the foundation’s acting chief executive, posted the statement Sunday on the foundation’s website amid swirling questions about its financial support as Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton embarks on her presidential campaign. The former secretary of state in recent weeks has sought to dismiss the scrutiny as “distractions and attacks” by Republicans seeking to discredit her
But on Sunday, Pally acknowledged the foundation had made some errors though she said the total revenue reported was accurate.