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What do the Clinton charities actually do and where does their money go?

  • Written by Brian Mittendorf, Fisher College of Business Distinguished Professor of Accounting, The Ohio State University

Charities tied to the Clinton family have received seemingly endless scrutiny throughout the presidential campaign. They’ve been accused of wasting funds, offering access to donors and even serving as a personal “piggy bank” for the Clinton family. As a result, the largest arm of their charitable organization this week said it...

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