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Hillary Clinton’s national finance director has emerged in newly released emails as what one watchdog called the “middle” man between her State Department and family foundation, sharing donor information with a top Clinton confidante when he was working at the foundation.
Dennis Cheng, before joining the campaign, worked for over three years as the foundation’s director of development and before that as deputy chief of protocol in Clinton’s State Department.
He has managed to stay below the radar for years, but emails obtained by Citizens United in a Freedom of Information Act request show him working closely with Clinton aide Huma Abedin – particularly after leaving the department for the foundation.
Read them and see the obvious connections.
In one 2012 exchange, Cheng sent a nine-page email to Abedin to prepare Clinton for a briefing on the 67 VIP’s attending a foundation dinner. The guests ranged from major real estate and business executives to former politicians and aid organization representatives.
In another November email from 2012, Cheng offered Abedin a ride on a private plane to Little Rock. He wrote: “Are u coming to LR? We have donors flying privately on Friday if u want a ride.”
Abedin sent her full name and date of birth for the passenger manifest, apparently accepting the offer. Abedin herself has been criticized for collecting paychecks from the Clinton Foundation and another Clinton-aligned group, Teneo, while a government employee.
originally posted by: paradoxious
I really don't understand how she can be considered a viable candidate.
It's sad to think the president of the US really has become a popularity contest.
originally posted by: JimNasium
originally posted by: paradoxious
I really don't understand how she can be considered a viable candidate.
It's sad to think the president of the US really has become a popularity contest.
If $$$ equates 'popularity' then Mr. Trump will have to at least triple that $650M He is in debt for.. Sure he can do another bankruptcy but I've never filed 1 let alone a hand full.. Yeah, Yeah a "great businessman" In My world the guy who owns the family owned paint store who has NEVER filed bankruptcy is a 'great businessman' but again I'm only working on My 3rd million..
Anyways Mr. Trump would have to hurry to try and catch up to the #1 Crook, Mrs. Clinton who somehow was able to 'lose/misplace' $6B w/a B while the Head of State.. Those links are here:
www.washingtontimes.com...
www.activistpost.com...
How about the whole ball of wax is sullied and should be flushed???
Time to merge OFF OF the 2-Party Paradigm..
So you don't understand how debt works in the real estate market. Gotcha.
Most commercial real estate deals in general carry large amounts of debt for years until the asset matures and it's flipped(sold). Trump carrying this debt tells us next to nothing without more info....info which you neglected to provide.
Commercial real estate is essentially a down payment on future profits with the down payment counting as debt. Similar to buying a pro sports team. Can pay 200M and it will register as debt but once you sell it for 500M a decade or two later, obviously it registers a different picture(huge profit) than the erroneous one you're attempting to spin.
originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: kruphix
"In one 2012 exchange, Cheng sent a nine-page email to Abedin to prepare Clinton for a briefing on the 67 VIP’s attending a foundation dinner. The guests ranged from major real estate and business executives to former politicians and aid organization representatives."
originally posted by: JimNasium
You mean a sports team like the New Jersey Generals of the USFL™? Whatever happened to them?
Vote for whomever You want.