Republicans May Request Bill Clinton’s Testimony on Philanthropy
December 12, 2008 | Read Time: 1 minute
Senate Republicans may ask Bill Clinton to testify at confirmation hearings for his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, to become secretary of state because they are concerned about potential conflicts of interest involving his international philanthropy, reports Politico.
“There are concerns about his international work across the board,” a Republican aide told the newspaper. “Seeking donations from foreign governments is definitely concerning. … It has been discussed, and it will be discussed.”
Read more about the issues raised for the Clinton philanthropy in an article from the latest issue of The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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