BUSTED: Hillary Caught in Massive Act of Corruption That Should END Her Career

BUSTED: Hillary Caught in Massive Act of Corruption That Should END Her Career

When it comes to where Hillary Clinton gets her campaign money, the putative 2016 Democrat presidential front-runner has made her position clear: what difference does it make?
The Clinton Foundation certainly doesn’t think it makes any, since the giant nonprofit silently removed its rules forbidding foreign governments from making donations. Now, the fundraising arm of Bill and Hillary, Inc. can watched the money roll in.

According to the Wall Street Journal, “the foundation has raised at least $48 million from overseas governments” since 2001. And some of this money comes from worrying sources.
For instance, one of the biggest donors is Saudi Arabia, whose Shariah-on-steroids government has donated no less than $10 million of that total.
Another donor is a specific Canadian government agency interested in promoting the Keystone XL pipeline. While the Keystone XL pipeline is no doubt a beneficial project, it certainly creates the image of a conflict of interest, if not a quid pro quo relationship.

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And then there’s another donor, Qatar. The small Arab nation has faced numerous human rights violations charges over its use of de facto slave labor in preparations for the 2022 World Cup, which it will be hosting (H/T Washington Free Beacon).
Of course, the Clinton Foundation denies any connection to whatever campaign Hillary may be planning.
“The Clinton Foundation is a philanthropy, period,” Clinton Foundation spokesman Craig Minassian told Fox News.
But if that were truly the case, why would there be any need to suspend foreign donations while Hillary Clinton was the secretary of state in the first place?
Wouldn’t her running for the highest office in the land — the office which has the power to nominate the secretary of state, after all — be an even greater conflict of interest?
Given her husband’s penchant for inappropriate fundraising tactics — using the Oval Office to sell everything from influence to pardons with the aplomb and unabashed greed of a corrupt county sheriff — you would think that Hillary might steer away from selling our country to the highest foreign bidder.
Apparently, though, the apple doesn’t marry far from the tree.