I’ve stated before that the Clinton Foundation is nothing more than a political operation disguised as a charity. It exists to funnel money to the Clintons and to advance their brand. To keep the excitement in their marriage, Bill and Hillary like to find new ways to engage in graft. Their foundation is like a French marriage — or their own: It works better if no one asks questions.
However, in a rare feat of balanced journalism, The New York Times did ask some questions. The paper looked into the nefarious activities of the Clinton Foundation and came up with instances of influence peddling on a grand scale. The Times used the upcoming book “Clinton Cash” by Peter Schweizer as a road map to determine that, while Hillary was secretary of state, the Clintons got money when she approved the sale of important U.S. uranium reserves to seedy foreigners, including Russia (read Vladimir Putin). Largely unaccounted for, the money flowed to the Clinton Foundation, with $500,000 going to Bill Clinton for a one-hour speech.
The Clintons’ thirst for money and power is so insatiable that they would knowingly endanger our national security. Nothing will stand in the way of the Clintons becoming America’s first two-impeachment family.
It’s a brilliant scam. Donors give money — virtually anonymously — to the politically connected Clintons, get a tax deduction, and the Clintons pay them back with political favors.
As do many Democrats, they hide their greed and self-serving behind such noble-sounding goals as promoting social equality or fighting global warming. Thus, the “Foundation” obscures their greed. “Look, I went to Haiti after the earthquake. And, don’t look — my donors got reconstruction contracts.”