Biden Calls House Oversight Evidence 'a Bunch of Lies' and Then Can't Leave...
Why Is Everyone Acting Shocked by This Moment From Fox News' Trump Townhall?
BINGO! Riley Gaines Explains What's 'Unfathomable' About Her Congressional Testimony
Taylor Swift Quote Mashes Up Horcruxes, Gandalf, and Infinity Stones Leaving the Internet...
GOP Rep. & Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy Leaving House at End of Year
A New Biden Endorsement Just Dropped (THIS One Should Be in a GOP...
Al Gore, Noted Inventor of the Internet, Wants to Ban Social Media Algorithms...
Remember When Biden Promised to Build Half a Million EV Chargers? Well…
Sen. Marsha Blackburn Helps Jog Sen. Durbin's Memory About Epstein Flight Log Request
A Legend: TV Writer, Producer Norman Lear Dead At 101
Dems' Photo of 'Biden Express' Train Gets a Reality Check Mocking for the...
Taylor Swift: TIME Magazine's Person of the Year For 2023
Law Professor Laments 'Sex Exceptionalism' for Israel's 'Disproportionate' Response to Ham...
British Islamist's Canadian Girlfriend Is Missing!
Breaking: Texas, The Federalist, and The Daily Wire File Lawsuit Against U.S. State...

Hmm … Clinton Foundation reported third-straight year of losses in 2018

Investigative reporter Andrew Kerr has a great piece at The Daily Caller looking into the shape of the Clinton Foundation ever since Hillary Clinton lost her presidential bid in November 2016. It seems things … aren’t great.

Advertisement

Kerr reports:

The Clinton Foundation’s revenue dropped to a 16-year low in 2018 and reported a third-straight year of losses, a trend that began in 2016 when Hillary Clinton was defeated by President Donald Trump.

The foundation’s 2018 revenue was just 12% of the $249 million it raised in 2009, the first year of Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state under former President Barack Obama.

The Clinton Foundation also posted its third straight year of losses of $16 million or more in 2018, bringing its total losses since 2016 to $49.6 million.

Huh … the year Hillary was appointed secretary of state the foundation took in nearly $250 million, but last year it raked in only $30.7 million, the lowest haul since 2002. What could have happened?

Advertisement

Advertisement


Related:

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Twitchy Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement