BREAKING: Is Hillary Clinton Running For President In 2024?

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David Rufful
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Rumors are circulating that Hillary Clinton may attempt a comeback in 2024.

The Clinton Foundation announced a new “Clinton Global Initiative” (CGI). Many people are wondering if this means the two-time failed presidential candidate will make another run for the White House in 2024.

A letter from former President Bill Clinton confirmed that the foundation’s donors are behind the Clinton reboot, according to the Associated Press.

Although the letter claims the foundation will focus on COVID, democracy, and climate change, critics note that these issues have existed for years. “So why the sudden decision to get involved now?” BizPac Review’s Vivek Saxena asks.

A more sinister theory is that Hillary needs to raise enough money for another run at the White House. CGI conveniently shut down nearly five years ago after Hillary Clinton’s loss to Donald Trump in the 2016 US election.

In the letter, the Clintons say the reboot is meant to initiate “cooperation and coordination.”

“The COVID-19 pandemic has ripped the cover off of longstanding inequities and vulnerabilities across our global community,” the letter reportedly read.

“The existential threat of climate change grows every day. Democracy is under assault around the world, most glaringly in Ukraine where Russia has launched an unjustified and unprovoked invasion that has put millions of lives in grave danger.”

Take a look at the responses across social media:

BizPac notes that the “second most-common theory” is simply that the Clintons need more cash for themselves.

“And indeed, the record shows that their top donors prior to falling off the map had come from Ukraine,” the report adds. Take a look:

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Meanwhile, former longtime CGI co-chair Steve Bachar was arrested last year on charges of felony theft and securities fraud.

According to the criminal complaint filed against him, he was accused of stealing up to $1 million, then lying to an investor “in connection with the offer, sale or purchase of a security.” The alleged crimes reportedly occurred between October 2017 and August 2018.

The Clinton Foundation itself has faced a spate of accusations.

“Clinton Foundation officials repeatedly skirted or ignored federal laws and regulations while converting the controversial non-profit from its tax-exempt purpose of building a presidential library in Little Rock, Arkansas, into a $2 billion global machine selling political influence and access on an unprecedented scale,” BPR Wire reported in 2016.

“It was during the foundation’s first six full years of existence from 1998 to 2004 when the tight-knit circle of Clinton insiders progressively mis-represented in annual tax filings the non-profit’s activities and compliance with its exempt purpose.”