Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Gay paper asks Clinton why foundation accepts cash from gay-persecuting nations. Here’s her answer.


Gay paper asks Clinton why foundation accepts cash from gay-persecuting nations. Here’s her answer.



Gay paper asks Clinton why foundation accepts cash from gay-persecuting nations. Here’s her answer.
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton reacts to the audience during a campaign rally in Raleigh, North Carolina, Tuesday. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome) 

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The Washington Blade, a prominent gay newspaper, asked Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton about criticism the Clinton Foundation has faced over “accepting millions of dollars from countries with laws that punish homosexual acts with death, including between $10-$25 million from Saudi Arabia.”
The paper asked Clinton, “Do the ends justify the means?”
Bear in mind that the interview wasn’t live; the questions were submitted to Clinton in advance. Here’s what she managed to come up with:
I am so proud of the work the Clinton Foundation has done on behalf of vulnerable people all across the world  especially the work to combat HIV and AIDS, an epidemic that disproportionately impacts LGBT communities around the globe. Due to the work of the Clinton Foundation, 11.5 million people in the developing world have access to HIV medication at 90 percent lower cost. That’s more than half of all adults and ¾ of all children receiving treatment today.
I’ve always believed that we shouldn’t shy away from confronting human rights abuses around the world  against LGBT people or anyone else. That’s why, as Secretary of State, I actively stood up to these countries and have advocated for the rights of many, including declaring that “gay rights are human rights,” and made advancing the rights of LGBT people around the world a cornerstone of our foreign policy, including advocating for the first ever United Nations resolution on LGBT rights. Donald Trump, on the other hand, has conducted business deals worth millions of dollars in or with some of these countries and has done it for the sole purpose of padding his own pockets.
Here’s the bottom line: As your president, I will continue to fight for LGBT rights here in the United States and around the globe.
Yup, you read that right — and so did a handful of readers who commented on last Thursday’s interview:
“Notice she didn’t deny taking money from Saudi Arabia,” Luis Duran noted. “If she is such a champion of human and gay rights, why would she accept money from a state that implements Islamic sharia law which mandates death for homosexuals? If the Clintons really are so pro human/gay rights, they should take a stand and have the decency to return the money. That would be a most powerful and meaningful statement indeed.”
In response to a Clinton-supporting commenter, Mark Hatchett asked, “What is it about a lying, corrupt, screeching harridan of a woman that turns you on and makes you think she won’t sell gay folks to the highest bidder in the Middle East?”
“The same Democrats who attack North Carolina have no problem with the Muslim countries where homosexuality is a death sentence,” another commenter wrote.
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She failed to mention that whatever little she did for HIV/Aids community was erased by the proven fact that the company providing the drugs adulterated by reducing potency to save money.

EXCLUSIVE: Clinton Foundation AIDS Program Distributed ‘Watered-Down’ Drugs To Third World Countries

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