“I’m very proud of the work that the Clinton Foundation has done”, Clinton said.
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The Democratic nominee said she did not see any ethical problems with her husband’s continued involvement with the Clinton Foundation, which raises money from wealthy donors around the world while she runs for president despite mounting criticism.
Hillary Clinton spoke to more than 1,000 people Tuesday afternoon in a gymnasium at the University of South Florida Tampa.
In a lengthy September 6 article, The Washington Post examined the connections between Hillary Clinton’s State Department, the Clintons’ private philanthropic foundation, and former President Bill Clinton’s work as honorary chancellor of Laureate International Universities, a network of for-profit colleges located predominantly in Latin America.
Republican leaders in North Carolina have criticized Hillary Clinton’s platform as an extension of Obama policies they say are divisive.
The ad juxtaposes some of Trump’s best-known comments about undocumented immigrants and his calls for a “deportation force” to remove millions of people illegally in the country.
Documents released by the conservative group Judicial Watch showed that a number of prominent people who had made contributions to the Clinton Foundation sought favours from the State Department.
Actually, Hillary doesn’t seem to think that anyone should have step down from their role at the Clinton Foundation if she wins, since she maintains that there are no conflicts of interest.
Bill Clinton also defended the Clinton Foundation, a charity he founded after leaving the White House.
“I don’t think there are conflicts of interest”.
On the day of the official nomination, Bill Clinton came on stage and gave a speech that went back to when the couple first met at Yale Law School. “We’ve got to make the right decision”.
The FBI also said Ms Clinton, 68, may have used 13 total mobile devices associated with her two known phone numbers that were potentially used to send emails.
“Foreign governments and entities may perceive the Clinton Foundation as a means to gain favor with the secretary of state”, then-Sen.
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Hopefully, the rest of the media will follow the MSNBC host’s lead and recognize that the real pay-to-play scandal they crave isn’t coming from the Clinton Foundation – it’s coming from Trump’s.
