Book claims money donated to Clintons used for hush money and elaborate vacations

Daily Mail:


Author Jerome Corsi claims in his upcoming book, Partners in Crime, that the Clinton Foundation is 'a vast, criminal conspiracy' and 'a slush fund for grifters' with thousands of honest people who are victims after contributing their hard-earned money to what they believed would be used for philanthropic causes. The money that was donated to help earthquake victims in India and Haiti and HIV/AIDs sufferers in the Third World has mostly enriched the Clintons, Corsi claims. Driven by insatiable greed while crying they were near-broke, the couple schemed to monetize the White House and Hillary used her position as secretary of state to leverage lucrative deals for the Foundation as well as six-figure speaking fees for Bill Clinton, the author says. The maneuverings engineered through the Foundation have enriched the Clintons by hundreds of millions of dollars as well as adding $2billion to the Clinton Foundation and raising $1billion for Hillary's second run for the presidency.
The books about the Clinton's just keep coming and they seem to have a similar theme of corruption.

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