New Clinton Foundation Chief Blocked Conservative Women From Forming Group As University President

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Yahoo/Daily Caller:

March 10 2015

 

The outgoing University of Miami president tapped to head the Clinton Foundation once tried to block a conservative group founded by four female students from organizing on campus.

 

Donna Shalala, who also served as former President Bill Clinton’s Secretary of Health and Human Services, was recently hand-picked to take over as CEO of the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to global health and to improving health and wellness for women and girls.

 

It was the 2002-2003 school year when Shalala and her university administration rejected an upstart group, Advocates for Conservative Thought, on the grounds that it would be redundant since the school already had a College Republicans chapter.

 

ACT’s four female founders, Colleen Donovan, Nathalia Gillot, Andrea Kiser and Sarah Canale, began organizing in late 2002.

 

The group was dedicated to “the exposition and promotion of conservative principles and ideas in society” and hoped to carry the message through sponsored lectures and the distribution of literature.

 

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.........Nope. No problem with that at all. And I pondered it for...oh a good 4....6 seconds.