Hillary Clinton's legacy of failure

'Failure is not a crime.'

While Hillary Clinton is busy dodging bullets in her federal investigation and campaigning for the Democrat presidential nomination, a new report on the Clinton Global Initiative's failures may be enough to topple her tower of corruption.

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - An analysis of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) revealed a majority of its projects hold a status of incomplete, while nearly one-third of the remaining projects have been "stalled" or "unfulfilled."

The information leads to two very important questions: Why are so many projects failing and where are the funds going?

According to Devex Impact, the CGI was founded to unite global business, government and nonprofit leaders to take on world-wide problems.

Each project was funded by donations of up to $11 million by organizations or groups of partners.

The analysis revealed 3,452 projects, or "commitments," between 2005 and 2015. Of these, six percent failed and were labeled "unfulfilled." Eleven percent are "unresponsive," meaning there has been no progress for a minimum of two years.

Two percent of the commitments have been stalled while 36 percent are ongoing and 45 percent have been completed.

These numbers indicate the Clintons have a track record of failing - and this is within their own foundation under their own rules.

Many American citizens conveniently pushed Hillary Clinton's Benghazi scandal and federal investigation to the side as they promoted her campaign during the primaries and those same supporters are likely to see the CGI's analysis as a glass half full.

Despite being a proven loser with her campaign, claiming she was broke and coming under not one but two federal investigations, Clinton continues to gather delegates and superdelegates to her campaign.

While Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump supporters stare in shock, Clinton's supporters continue to believe she is the best possible candidate to stand as the next President of the United States of America.

When Clinton's husband, Bill, was asked about the CGI stats, he simply replied, "Failure is not a crime. The failure to try, however, is."

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