Headline about “Harvard MBA” is stupid, but I guess that’s what impresses some people.
Let’s hope that this guy is the real deal.....
If he is, he better stay away from Fort Marcy Park.
Yeah...let's hope the guy doesn't step on a garden rake or back into a spinning propeller.
You know..."accidentally."
Charles Ortel promises to present 40 detailed documentary exhibits via his website in coming weeks:
Let’s hope he is as good and as thorough on this as he claims to be. Campaign Trump should be all over this, and all campaign “surrogates” need to be fully briefed.
The MSM will continue to try to shield the depraved and squalid Clintonistas, but pressure must build until they are swept away into the dustbin of history.... and one hopes into prison!!
The Clinton Foundation’s latest Form 990 shows that as of December 31, 2014, Hillary and Bill and Chelsea and their hedge fund son-in-law, Mark Mezvinsky, sat on $439,505,295 in assets. That’s pretty good for a “non-profit.”
The foundation spent $248,221,698 in 2014:
$95,887,139 on salaries and benefits.
$20,786,529 on travel.
$17,249,876 on professional and consulting services.
$14,200,147 on conferences and events.
$14,196,240 on UNITAID commodities expense
$13,519,824 on meetings and training
Et cetera. Oh and $33,692,599 was spent on direct program expenditures. Sure, this is all legal, but as a charity, this is not on the up and up. The Clintons used this as a way to launder foreign donations (which would be illegal if they were campaign donations) to finance her campaign in absentia.
Compare this to the Trump Foundation, whose latest Form 990 covered the year 2012.
Income: $1,259,851 (all from Trump)
Disbursements: $1,712,089
Expenses: $5,305.
Assets: $1,717,293.
Short. Simple. No staff. No travel. No consulting services. No conferences. No meetings. No training. It’s just, “here is the money, here are the charities I want to give to, and here is the audit (which cost $5,305).”
Headline about “Harvard MBA” is stupid, but I guess that’s what impresses some people.
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My first reaction, too! The Ivy League myths need to be flushed down the toilet. A MBA from from those schools doesn’t make them better than MBAs from other schools; it just costs them a hell of a lot more money to get the degree!