If there's one thing that the Clinton Foundation stands for, it's empowering women. As long as they're named either Hillary or Chelsea. And if there are two things that the Clinton Foundation stands for, it's coercing women.
So they've got both covered here.
The Clinton Foundation will not return contributions it received from a major donor who is accused in a $30 million lawsuit of coercing his employee into sex, citing the non-profit organization’s work in “empowering girls and women.”
According to a lawsuit filed in January, Jess Ravich, managing director for TCW Group Inc., repeatedly coerced a female employee into sex over the span of ten months.
On top of his prominent role in the finance community, Ravich was also a major donor to the Clinton Foundation and Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
But they can't give back his money because it's empowering women and girls.
When asked if they would return the donations from Ravich, the Clinton Foundation told The Daily Caller that, “Donations, these included, have been spent helping people by fighting childhood obesity and HIV/AIDS, combating climate change and empowering girls and women.”
And what's a little coerced sex when fighting childhood obesity and empowering Hillary Clinton to drink white wine and complain about Trump?
The Clintons have been working hard to empower women and it's natural that their allies would also be into empowering women the Bill Clinton way.