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Bill Clinton: 'It's Hard' To Think About Leaving Foundation
NPR ^ | September 19, 2016 | Arnie Seipel

Posted on 09/19/2016 5:58:43 AM PDT by Zakeet

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To: Zakeet

Crikey! He looks straight out of ‘The Walking Dead!


61 posted on 09/19/2016 12:31:53 PM PDT by Moonlighter
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You can do your bit to save the republic here:

In 2013, Comey became a board member, a director, and a Financial System Vulnerabilities Committee member of the London bank HSBC Holdings. ... HSBC Holdings and its various philanthropic branches routinely partner with the Clinton Foundation.

CASE IN POINT: HSBC Holdings has partnered with Deutsche Bank through the Clinton Foundation to “retrofit (a Green initiative) 1,500 to 2,500 housing units, primarily in the low- to moderate-income sector” in New York City. Clinton Foundation records show that the Foundation projected “$1 billion in financing” ...

That oughta be an easy one for Donald to expose....he knows plenty of bankers and is a NYC builder.

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Contact link over at the right.

62 posted on 09/20/2016 6:05:57 AM PDT by Liz (SAFE PLACE? liberal's mind. Nothing's there. Nothing penetrates it.)
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