Clinton Campaign Finances and Clinton Foundation Practices too much even for progressives : Common C

No you didn't misread that headline, Common Cause is seeking a full review of The Clinton Foundation and Hillary's campaign "citing concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the influence of hidden overseas donors"

Citing concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the influence of hidden overseas donors, Common Cause called on presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Clinton Foundation today to commission an independent and thorough review of all large donations to the foundation and to release the results.

“As Mrs. Clinton herself observed earlier this week, voluntary disclosure is not enough,” said Common Cause President Miles Rapoport. “A report in Thursday’s New York Times indicates that the Clinton Foundation violated an agreement to identify all of its donors. The foundation’s omissions create significant gaps in the information that voters need to make informed decisions at the polls.”

To ensure that the audit is complete, Rapoport said the foundation should enter into a contractual agreement with auditors to open its books fully and to make public the complete report of their review.

And to further guard against potential conflicts of interest, the foundation should stop accepting donations from foreign governments and ​foreign corporations, he said. Read more

The Washington Examiner had this to say:

The financial issues plaguing Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign have become too much even for liberal groups, and now Common Cause is calling for an independent audit of donations to the Clinton Foundation.

Amid suggestions that foreign governments donated to the foundation in hopes of getting special treatment from President Obama's State Department when Clinton was his top diplomat, the group on Friday said a "thorough review" is needed.

The Weekly Standard broke the following: Hillary Responds to 'Clinton Cash' By Asking for More Cash

The Hillary Clinton campaign is fundraising off new reporting in the Peter Schweizer book Clinton Cash.

"There's a new book out -- written by a former Republican operative with ties to a Koch-funded organization -- that uses allegations and conspiracy theories to stitch together a false narrative about Hillary without producing a single shred of evidence," writes Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta in an email to supporters.

So with everything on the up and up, transparency and all, I'm sure the full investigation will reveal everything/nothing.

Or am I eating paint chips again?