The Associated Press suggested it was unethical for then-first lady Hillary Clinton to push for tax breaks for those who donated to nonprofit organizations while the William J. Clinton Foundation was soliciting donations for the Clinton administration's presidential library -- but its own article later undermined those claims, outlining how the proposed measure had been building momentum since 1997, three years prior to the alleged conflict of interest.
Alexandrea Boguhn: Ap's Own Report Undermines Claims Of "ethics Concerns" Around Nonprofit Exemptions
Media Matters for America, Media Matters for America
Fri, 05/22/2015 - 9:24am
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