The Economist: Clinton Cash Woes Will Persist

“In American public life, surprising angst is generated by the task of finding private jets for political bigwigs to borrow. The chore is easy when a big corporation makes a plane available. Some billionaires relish flying political chums around, which is even handier. But sometimes, when all else fails, flights end up being caged from frankly unsavoury

State Department Dodges CLINTON CASH Disclosure Questions

    “State Department spokesperson Marie Harf admitted that the State Department would have liked to know about donations Clinton failed to disclose. “If there were things that should have been submitted that weren’t, obviously we would’ve wished they would have been,” Harf said. Harf repeated the claim again later in the conversation that the

The Economist: Clinton Cash Woes Will Persist

“In American public life, surprising angst is generated by the task of finding private jets for political bigwigs to borrow. The chore is easy when a big corporation makes a plane available. Some billionaires relish flying political chums around, which is even handier. But sometimes, when all else fails, flights end up being caged from frankly unsavoury

Podesta Group Lobbies State Department on Behalf of Uranium One during Russian Takeover

Chalk it up to a small world or to a tangled web, but Uranium One, the Russian-owned uranium mining company at the center of a recent scandal involving the Clintons and a close Canadian business partner, has lobbied the State Department through a firm co-founded by Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign chairman. Senate records show

WSJ: Hillary Will Say, Do, and Be Pretty Much Anything to Get Elected

“Recently I wrote a column about Hillary Clinton’s method of lying: bald deceit sold to liberals with a wink-and-nod as the price of advancing a progressive agenda in this bigoted country of ours. Several readers wrote me to object that the mendacity I ascribed to Mrs. Clinton applied equally to Republicans. Maybe. But what was

11 Explosive Clinton Cash Facts Mainstream Media Confirm are Accurate

Perhaps the most surprising thing about the forthcoming book rocking Washington right now is the number of stunning facts liberal media outlets have already confirmed and verified are accurate.  Here, then, are 11 facts that mainstream media say are true, verified, and facts from the upcoming blockbuster, Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why

Eleanor Clift: Behind the Man Who Outed Clinton’s Cash

“Author Peter Schweizer may be a conservative, but that doesn’t mean his investigations don’t have merit, and his allegations won’t stick. It’s a mistake for the Clinton campaign to write off conservative author Peter Schweizer as a right-wing hack. It won’t work, and it’s not true. If he were as off-base as the campaign and

New York Times: “Candidate Clinton and the Foundation”

“The messiness of her connection with the foundation has been shown in a report by The Times on a complex business deal involving Canadian mining entrepreneurs who made donations to the foundation and were at the time selling their uranium company to the Russian state-owned nuclear energy company. That deal, which included uranium mining stakes

Wall Street Journal: “Quid Pro Clinton: Democrats who expect Bill and Hillary to change are delusional.”

“This is how the Clintons conduct their politics and family business, to the extent these are separate enterprises. The Clinton Foundation is a nominal philanthropy that was really created as a vast fund-raising operation to promote Bill’s post-Presidential career and Hillary’s pre-Presidential one. Why on Earth would they cash the checks? They had to know these donations

Wall Street Journal: Gifts to Hillary Clinton’s Family Charity Are Scrutinized in Wake of CLINTON CASH Announcement

“Hillary Clinton’s State Department was part of a panel that approved the sale of one of America’s largest uranium mines at the same time a foundation controlled by the seller’s chairman was making donations to a Clinton family charity, records reviewed by The Wall Street Journal show. The $610 million sale of 51% of Uranium