REPORT: Donations To The Clinton Foundation Have Dropped Over 90 Percent In Recent Years

In recent years, donations to the Clinton Foundation have fallen off drastically.

What was once a non-profit powered by huge donations from foreign governments and dignitaries is a shell of its former self.

Isn’t that strange? How could such a thing have happened.

Ethics experts are apparently shocked.

The Daily Caller reported:

Ethics Experts Alarmed By 93% Decrease In Clinton Foundation Donations Since $250 Million Peak In 2009

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The Clinton Foundation’s rapid decline in donor cash has alarmed top ethics watchdogs who say it shows clear red flags of political corruption.

Financial disclosures show a precipitous decline in contributions to the Clinton Foundation in the years following former president Bill Clinton and former first lady Hillary Clinton’s fall from the heights of their political power.

The Clinton Foundation received roughly $16.3 million in contributions in 2020, according to their newly released Form 990. This was a 93.6% decrease from the nearly $250 million the charitable organization raked in during 2009 after Hillary Clinton was appointed Secretary of State.

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“For years, the Clinton Foundation raised ethical concerns and blurred lines between the foundation, private entities, and the State Department,” said Scott Amey, General Counsel for the Project on Government Oversight (POGO), a nonpartisan, independent government corruption watchdog organization.

“Money was pouring in when Hillary Clinton was a senior official and a candidate for president. The fact that foundation donors received special access to the Secretary of State isn’t surprising, nor is the fall in foundation funding after her 2016 election loss.

Isn’t it strange that people were lining up to donate money when they thought Hillary could be president, bit now not so much?

It’s almost like the whole thing was just one big grift.

 

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