for Clinton not being elected; but there's really nothing funny about this crap.
Why the Clinton Foundation is a charity fraud. Exhibits
running many times through all letters in the English alphabet show
plainly, to those who choose to look, that the organization using
Federal Employer Identification Number 31-1580204 has operated as if it
were above the law.
...
The Clinton Foundation has attempted to amend its articles of
incorporation several times to change its name, but not to add to,
change, or otherwise revise its authorized purposes. This means that the
Clinton Foundation has never held lawful power to "fight HIV/AIDS" or
"fight climate change" or provide disaster relief internationally or
domestically, yet its many marketing brochures, public filings, and press releases detail radical alterations in professed purposes starting by 2002.
Moreover, ongoing, close review of public records reveals that the
Clintons have traveled the world at foundation expense while letting it
also pay for numerous employees' handling their affairs, whose cost
should properly have been borne by the Clintons out of their after-tax
incomes.
And on, and on. And then this:
What actually happened is that starting Oct. 23, 1997, the Clintons
created a super-charged "post-presidential" slush fund that they never
expected the IRS to audit, or U.S. attorneys anywhere to prosecute.
Gee, I wonder why they expected that?
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