That's what cretins do, because they are stupid.
http://www.nsjonline.com/article/2017/01/clinton-global-initiative-to-closes-its-doors
"The Clinton Global Initiative is not directly involved in any philanthropic projects. CGI says its unique model offers "inspiration" and opportunities to "network and collaborate" among business and government leaders on issues like fighting poverty among women, disease education, and increasing public awareness about the illegal ivory trade.
The demise of the Clinton Global Initiative amid the dropping donations has some saying that the Clintons era of influence may be over. However, according to others, the perks of the Clinton Foundation itself will likely continue without CGI. In 2010, Laureate International Universities, a chain of for-profit international colleges, which donated to the foundation signed a contract to pay Bill Clinton $3.5 million a year to serve as it's honorary chancellor. The deal ended when his wife, Hillary Clinton launched her campaign for president.
Last week, Hillary Clinton appeared with four current and former U.S. secretaries of state at the State Department to mark the ceremonial opening of a museum on American diplomacy. The Clinton Foundation is one of the donors to the privately funded U.S. Diplomacy Center, which will formally open in 2018.
"The longstanding bipartisan goal of a Europe that is whole, free and at peace is under enormous pressure," she said in a speech to the gathering last Tuesday.
"We should remember that the world looks to America as the indispensable nation not just because of the size of our military or the strength of our economy," she said.
"It looks to us because America stands for universal values and aspirations. And if we stay true to those values like the best of the men and women whose leadership and service will be commemorated here, then our country will weather every storm on the horizon."
Supporters of the center also include private American companies Boeing Co, Intel Corp and FedEx Corp ; the Kuwaiti, Qatari, United Arab Emirates and Brunei governments, according to a panel in the exhibition hall. Nearly $48 million in private sector funds have been raised for the center, and $18 million more is needed, according to the website of the Diplomacy Center Foundation created to support the museum."
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