You have no idea about what you are talking about. Clinton is nor just a "pass-through" organization. They do not just pass donations on as grants. They operate many of their own programs. They pay the Doctors and medical staff, they pay for them to travel to the locations and they pay for the supplies and equipment. They fund the operations and programs without having to pay middlemen. So yes, their payrolls are high, their travel expenses are high and their miscellaneous expenses are high. Rating groups and investigators know this on only give those positive ratings and results after close examination./----/ You are contradicting yourself. No donations to the Clinton Foundation???? Then where did all the money come from?Not only have investigation after investigation by hostile conservative media and government agencies failed to provide evidence that donations to Clinton's charity, even the independent groups that give ratings to charities give the Clinton charity the highest ratings. In other words, the so-called payoffs have been proven to have been donated to the worthy causes they were meant for./———/ Ahhhhh you’re playing the old Wall Street Greed card. Ever hear about Hildabeast and her speeches to Wall Street? Bwhahahaha Bwhahahaha
YOu mean the ones you keep claiming were payoffs and never proved.
You folks have been accusing this woman of stuff up to and including murder for 25 years and haven't proved a bit of it after spending hundreds of millions in panty-sniffing investigations, so I put you up there with...
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What percentage of Clinton Foundation money goes to real and actual charities that are not controlled by the Clintons?
Between 2009 and 2012, the Clinton Foundation raised over $500 million dollars according to a review of IRS documents by The Federalist (2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008). A measly 15 percent of that, or $75 million, went towards programmatic grants. More than $25 million went to fund travel expenses. Nearly $110 million went toward employee salaries and benefits. And a whopping $290 million during that period — nearly 60 percent of all money raised — was classified merely as “other expenses.” ...The Clinton Foundation may well be saving lives, but it seems odd that the costs of so many life-saving activities would be classified by the organization itself as just random, miscellaneous expenses.
-- http://thefederalist.com/2015/03...