Indictments handed down and US Marshals dispatched when? Oh, prolly never.
But...don’t YOU try it!
Mills forwarded State Dept emails to Amitabh Desai, the Clinton Foundation's director of foreign policy, an email from the assistant secretary of state for African affairs that is now classified. Mills told Desai she was sharing the State Department email with him because former President Bill Clinton was "in contact" with Paul Kagame, president of Rwanda.
"[Bill Clinton] has been talking about giving Kagame a plenary role at CGI," Desai said in response, referring to the Clinton Global Initiative.
So why would Bill offer Kagame a plenary role at the CGI? Well, let's see: Former President Bill Clinton attempted repeatedly to get approval from Hillary Clinton's State Department for lucrative speaking engagements in "two of the most repressive countries in the world — North Korea and the Democratic Republic of the Congo," according to ABC News. Clinton ultimately was rebuffed but he didn't lack for trying to line his pockets with dictator cash. After taking a stand against African corruption as a Senator, Hillary looked the other way as the money poured into the Clinton Global Initiative.
Freeport Mines is also a major Clinton Foundation donor, giving between $250,000 and $500,000, according to donor records. The Congolese government saw its stake in the mine climb by just 2.5 percent in 2010 after talks that were thought to have been conducted by the State Department "in support of Freeport," the Financial Times reported that year.
CALL YOUR CONGRESSMAN NOW: Demand to see the govt vouchers Hillary and her aides submitted for reimbursement including:
<><> credit cards,
<><> cell pone bills
<><> electronic/wire transfers
<><> expense accounts
<><> transportation expenses
<><> office expenses
<><> office equipment expenses
<><> office supplies (overbilling for stamps is a classic) corruption methodology
<><> Housing allotments
<><> clothing allotments
<><> entertainment expenses
<><> official dinners
<><> household help
Mills forwarded State Dept emails to Amitabh Desai, the Clinton Foundation's director of foreign policy, an email from the assistant secretary of state for African affairs that is now classified. Mills told Desai she was sharing the State Department email with him because former President Bill Clinton was "in contact" with Paul Kagame, president of Rwanda.
"[Bill Clinton] has been talking about giving Kagame a plenary role at CGI," Desai said in response, referring to the Clinton Global Initiative.
So why would Bill offer Kagame a plenary role at the CGI? Well, let's see: Former President Bill Clinton attempted repeatedly to get approval from Hillary Clinton's State Department for lucrative speaking engagements in "two of the most repressive countries in the world — North Korea and the Democratic Republic of the Congo," according to ABC News. Clinton ultimately was rebuffed but he didn't lack for trying to line his pockets with dictator cash. After taking a stand against African corruption as a Senator, Hillary looked the other way as the money poured into the Clinton Global Initiative.
Freeport Mines is also a major Clinton Foundation donor, giving between $250,000 and $500,000, according to donor records. The Congolese government saw its stake in the mine climb by just 2.5 percent in 2010 after talks that were thought to have been conducted by the State Department "in support of Freeport," the Financial Times reported that year.
CALL YOUR CONGRESSMAN NOW: Demand to see the govt vouchers Hillary and her aides submitted for reimbursement including:
<><> credit cards,
<><> cell pone bills
<><> electronic/wire transfers
<><> expense accounts
<><> transportation expenses
<><> office expenses
<><> office equipment expenses
<><> office supplies (overbilling for stamps is a classic) corruption methodology
<><> Housing allotments
<><> clothing allotments
<><> entertainment expenses
<><> official dinners including alcohol expenses
<><> household help.