The Corruption Of The Clinton's Got Even Worse!

WikiLeaks: Chelsea Clinton Used Foundation Cash for Her Wedding

Clinton Foundation exec slams former first daughter, suggests she avoided paying taxes on gifts from her parents

by Kathryn Blackhurst | Updated 06 Nov 2016 at 1:30 PM

Former Clinton Foundation executive Doug Band accused Chelsea Clinton of using the private charity’s resources for her “wedding and life for a decade,” according to a new email published by WikiLeaks in its Podesta emails series.

The new email was released Sunday as part of a chain, some of which had been released in earlier dumps from WikiLeaks.

“Of course, using the foundation’s resources as personal resources, such as her V.I.P. wedding, would potentially threaten the foundation’s nonprofit status.”

In the January 2012 chain, Band told Hillary Clinton campaign Chairman John Podesta that he had just learned from a close friend of former President Bill Clinton’s that Chelsea Clinton was responsible for launching an internal investigation into the foundation’s finances and the Clinton Global Initiative.

Band was less than pleased with Clinton’s “not smart” behavior, especially since he’d heard how Chelsea and one of former President George W. Bush’s daughters had engaged in “more and more chatter” over the foundation’s internal dealings. Podesta concurred, telling Band, “You are perfecting your skills for understatement.”

But in the newly released email, Band took his spat with Clinton a step further when he insinuated that she was by no means innocent herself.

What Has WikiLeaks Wrought?

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"The investigation into her getting paid for campaigning, using foundation resources for her wedding and life for a decade, taxes on money from her parents," Band wrote to Podesta. "I hope that you will speak to her and end this … Once we go down this road …"

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Because Chelsea Clinton helped launch the internal investigation, Band suggested she ran the risk of exposing her own shady dealings.

Republicans were quick to note that the use of the charity as a private bank account for personal activity could endanger its nonprofit status.

"The Doug Band-Chelsea Clinton dispute over the Clinton Foundation got so testy, that in newly leaked emails, Band threatened the former first daughter, saying that an audit would expose her for 'using foundation resources for her wedding and life for a decade,'" Steve Guest, the deputy press secretary for the Republican National Committee, said in an email statement Sunday. "Of course, using the foundation's resources as personal resources, such as her V.I.P. wedding, would potentially threaten the foundation's nonprofit status."

So Much For The Free Press!

BREAKING: Clinton Donor Killed

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• 11/06/2016 
• Source: AAN 
• by: AAN Staff

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Politico's Hadas Gold and Kenneth Vogel uncovered a bombshell story today. 

It turns out the Clinton camp paid big money to have negative stories about the

 former first couple killed. As Gold and Vogel note, Avenue Capital, a hedge 

fund controlled by Clinton pal Marc Lasry, may have exerted financial pressure

 on the infamous National Enquirer to ensure the magazine's silence. Gold and 

Vogel outline several alleged instances:

The donor, hedge fund billionaire Marc Lasry, “has been helpful on a number

of fronts,” according to the memo, which was written by longtime Clinton aide

Doug Band in Nov. 2011, including “killing potential unfavorable stories in the

Enquirer.”

At the time the memo was written, Lasry’s hedge fund, Avenue Capital Group,

owned some of the $513 million in debt accrued by the Enquirer’s publisher,

American Media, Inc., and Band’s memo asserts Avenue “owns a controlling share of the debt.”
 

At this point, does anything surprise you?

Read more at http://www.americanactionnews.com/articles/breaking-clinton-donor-killed-stories#QJOEMGoLGgrvXzsu.99

The Movement Against Hillary Started Way Before FBI Broke News On Additional Emails

Trump Took Lead Before FBI Announcement
By DICK MORRIS
Published on TheHillaryDaily.com on October 30, 2016

History will undoubtedly say that the Comey announcement that the FBI is reopening its investigation into Hillary's emails that turned the 2016 race around and brought Hillary down.  But that's a false narrative.  And to grasp what is happening, we must put it aside and concentrate on the real reasons Trump began to overtook Hillary in the week leading up to Comey's announcement on Friday, October 28th.

Polling suggests that Trump's gains predate Comey's announcement.  Most dramatic was the heavily Democratic biased ABC poll that began the week giving Hillary a 12 point lead and ended the week with Mrs. Clinton clinging to a one point margin.  Most ABC interviews were conducted well before Comey spoke.

So what happened?

•  Trump's negative ads began to hit in swing states.  Until this week, Hillary's attacks on Donald had been dominating the airwaves for months.  But, during the past ten days or so, his negative ads -- devastatingly effective -- began to make their impact felt.

•  ObamaCare premiums increases began to hit.  While the full impact of the price hikes won't be felt until after November 1st -- in time for the election -- the early notices that they would go up by an average of 25% with many even higher, had a big impact on the race.  And Trump moved adroitly to exploit the increases in his speeches.

•  Before the Comey bombshell, the drip-drip-drip of WikiLeaks emails had been taking a daily toll on Hillary's vote share.  The coup de grace was the memo from Doug Band that was written in response to Chelsea's accusation that she had not done enough for her father. Stung by the first daughter's charges, Band ticks off the deals that led to a $60 million personal profit for Bill Clinton, a list that vindicates the direst of the pay-for-play accusations.

•  Hillary's illness prevented her from campaigning more vigorously and her campaign staff, obtuse as ever, failed to give her new issues and material to use on hitting Donald.  Once they ran out of abused women to complain about Trump, they had nothing to say.