In Clinton List, a Veil Is Lifted on Foundation

Former President Bill Clinton has collected tens of millions of dollars for his foundation over the last 10 years from governments in the Middle East, tycoons from Canada, India, Nigeria and Ukraine, and other international figures with interests in American foreign policy. Full Story »

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Matt Collette
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by Matt Collette - Dec. 20, 2008

The article says who has donated to President Clinton, but doesn't go into what sort of impanct thoses interestes could have on Mrs. Clinton's job as Secretary of State.

I think the article raises an interesting point about George H.W. Bush not revealing who he received money from. I'm not sure what the read into it, but part of me feels like it is a double standard.

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Kenneth Sibbett
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by Kenneth Sibbett - Dec. 19, 2008

The authors did a good job of presenting both sides of a complicated issue.Obviously, anyone who contribute's want's something, even if it,s world peace (doubtful), but if Clinton took the money,listened, and spent the money on helping the poor, the dying, and the sick, what the hell is wrong with that.

The Clinton's are something of an anomaly. When you think you have one figured out, the other one comes out of the closet with some new clothes. I'm for giving Hillary a pass, after all, They've never invaded or occupied countries, never authorized torture, never spied on innocence Americans, and never bankrupted a nation.

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Derek Hawkins
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by Derek Hawkins - Dec. 19, 2008
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Dominic A. Salvucci
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by Dominic A. Salvucci - Dec. 20, 2008

The article appears to focus on factual data without inserting opinion.

I believe it is necessary for all people who are in close relationships with public officials to be open about their contacts and resources. Government officials need to hold themselves to higher standards when it comes to showing they are above undue influence. If President Clinton was not affiliated with the government anymore through his wife or anyone else he would not need to disclose this information. Private organizations that do not attempt to influence government policy ... More »

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