The enrichment of Bill and Hillary Clinton Part III

A Political Slush Fund called The Clinton Foundation

The Clinton Foundation was founded in 2001 with the mission to "strengthen the capacity of people throughout the world to meet the challenges of global interdependence" — whatever that means. Over the past decade, the Clinton Foundation has undoubtedly done some good work combating AIDS suffering, reducing obesity and promoting economic growth, but the problem is that Bill and Hillary Clinton have used the moral authority gained from these good works to feather their own nest, use their power to help their friends achieve their own objectives, and affect U.S. policy. As Peter Schweizer writes in his groundbreaking, "Clinton Cash" — a tour de force with 57 pages of footnotes, "the real problem is delineating where the Clinton political machine and moneymaking ventures end and where their charity begins." An article in Fortune magazine described the Clinton Foundation as "a new turn in philanthropy, in which the lines between not-for-profits, politics, and business tend to blur."