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Clinton Foundation conflicts of interest (view source)
Revision as of 21:52, July 30, 2018
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*Richard L. Friedman, hotel developer, asked for help building hotels in [[Haiti]].<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/10/19/emails-clinton-foundation-donor-lobbied-state-department-for-haiti-hotels.html</ref><ref>https://wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/27742#source</ref>
*Richard L. Friedman, hotel developer, asked for help building hotels in [[Haiti]].<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/10/19/emails-clinton-foundation-donor-lobbied-state-department-for-haiti-hotels.html</ref><ref>https://wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/27742#source</ref>
*[[George Soros]]
*[[George Soros]]
*Denise Rich, wife of fugitive tax-cheat Marc Rich who received an 11th hour pardon from Bill Clinton, donated at least $450,000.
*Denise Rich, wife of fugitive tax-cheat [[Marc Rich]] who received an 11th hour pardon from Bill Clinton, donated at least $450,000.
*Judith Heumann. A March 23, 2009, email exchange between State Department Official Corley Kenna and Cheryl Mills, containing the political contribution history of Judith Heumann. The contribution history contains five separate contributions to the presidential campaigns of Clinton and Barack Obama. According to the documents, Mills forwarded the email exchange directly to Clinton. In 2010, Heumann was appointed as the State Department Special Advisor on Disability Rights.
*Judith Heumann. A March 23, 2009, email exchange between State Department Official Corley Kenna and Cheryl Mills, containing the political contribution history of Judith Heumann. The contribution history contains five separate contributions to the presidential campaigns of Clinton and Barack Obama. According to the documents, Mills forwarded the email exchange directly to Clinton. In 2010, Heumann was appointed as the State Department Special Advisor on Disability Rights.