During her time as Secretary of State, Hillary was found sending emails through her private email address and from a private server.  According to her aides, she was able to decide which emails to turn over to the State Department and which not to since she worked from her private residence in New York – creating a major security risk due to the sensitive nature of many of the emails.

What better way to take advantage of a position of power than to run anywhere from 700 to 1,000 FBI background checks on personal rivals? Filegate, as it’s known, allowed the Clintons to obtain illegal FBI files on adversaries from Republican administrations and of the many women who filed charges against President Clinton. It was said that the information was used to discredit people or to blackmail them against taking further action.

A huge contributor and fundraiser of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign in 2008, Norman Hsu had pull. And he used it at the time to collect contributions from a variety of sources – contributions that took Hillary a long way in her campaign. Turns out Hsu was a criminal who had been scamming businesses and people for many years? Did Hillary know this and have a part in it? It was never known.

This didn’t lead to a particular scandal, but we have to ask… what was the then-First Lady doing taking pictures and hanging out with Jorge Cabrera, democrat and drug kingpin. His support for the Clinton cause was so strong that he wrote a personal check of $20,000 – truly a diehard supporter or buy-off money?

As soon as Hillary and Bill hit the White House, they fired seven employees for “questionable accounting practices”. Turns out, they just needed the job roles to free up so they can hire their family and friends instead. Bill’s 25-year old cousin was reportedly promised the position of Office Director and Hillary’s friends from Arkansas seemed to have the qualifications that were needed of the new recruits. There was also an effort made to reward a White House airline contract to a known family friend.

A hilarious, not to forget childish, scandal if there ever was one, Hillary and Bill Clinton did not leave the White House with their white flags raised. The couple stole over $190,000 worth of items (which they eventually were forced to return) and damaged and vandalized multiple furnishings in the presidential mansion as “pranks” toward the incoming Bush administration. Hillary tried to ship White House furniture to their personal residence in New York and they stole many gifts and furnishings from the White House, including a presidential seal, office signs, medallions, and doorknobs. They smeared glue on desks, broke furniture, sprayed anti-Bush graffiti on the walls, and stole or damaged all of the W’s on computer keyboards.

Often used as a general term for various Clinton scandals, whitewater begins with one in particular where the Clintons were to purchase a few hundred acres of land with close friends Jim and Susan McDougal. The deal failed and the real-estate venture was linked to the Madison Guaranty Savings and Loans – owned by the McDougals. James and Susan went to jail for fraud, where James suddenly died while serving his sentence and the Clintons have been the subject of shady business dealings since then.

Benghazi. 2012. Four Americans were killed during an attack on a US diplomatic compound. The victims included then-US Ambassador Christopher Stevens, US Foreign Service Information Management officer Sean Smith, and two CIA contractors, Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods. Hillary, who was then Secretary of State, had been security in Libya for months before the attack. Not to say she was a direct source of the attack, but claims were made that she could have been as she not only failed to honor repeated requests for an increase in security, but actually reduced security instead.

Imagine making a 9,987% profit on an investment in nine months. That’s what Hillary Clinton did with a $1,000 investment from 1978 to 1979, where she quickly made a profit of $99,537. Clinton had a high connection with Tyson Foods Inc. and the company itself was known to be a large Clinton donor. In return, Tyson Foods received $9 million in government loans a short while later. Bad timing or good investment?

Bill Clinton, at the influence of his wife Hillary, granted numerous controversial pardons during his reign in the White House – including to Marc Rich, a convicted tax evader who made significant contributions to the Clinton Presidential Library and Hillary’s 2000 Senate campaign. Rich’s fraudulent activity added to over 300 years in prison and he remained on the FBI’s Most Wanted List until President Clinton pardoned him. It was also said that Hillary’s brothers, Hugh and Tony Rodham, received large sums of money from people who were pardoned, but supposedly Bill and Hillary knew nothing of the scheme… if there was one.

It might have been Bill who was accused of sexually assaulting and abusing many women including Gennifer Flowers, Juanita Broaddrick, and Kathleen Willey, but it is Bill and Hillary both who are accused of hiring PIs to dig up dirt on the women, stalk them, and scare them out of their minds. Kathleen Willey published a book in 2007 titles “Target: Caught in the Crosshairs of Bill and Hillary Clinton”, and in it, claimed that the Clintons used mob-style intimidation to keep people quiet.

And after all this hidden in her history, one must really wonder, is Hillary Rodham Clinton truly the best option for President of the United States?

The Clinton Foundation might be in some trouble. In a recent report it was shown that the Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership, or CGEP, was spending almost 80% of all its earnings on administrative costs. That includes salaries, office supplies, expenses, and consulting fees. CGEP is a Canadian based charity, and yet only a little over 20% is being spent on actual charitable events.

The founder of CGEP is a Canadian mining investor by the name of Frank Giustra. It should also be noted that he is a frequent donor to the Clintons and often travels with former president Bill Clinton. What makes this more troubling was that Giustra said just last year that there was more than 1,000 donations to the Clinton foundation, but none of which were documented.

This was in direct violation of one the promises Clinton made when she was acting as the Secretary of State. “Hillary Clinton promised the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee during her confirmation hearings to be Secretary of State that the Foundation would disclose all of its donors.” So not only has Clinton failed to bring up all the donations, but she violated the promise she made when being sworn in as the Secretary of State.

If that wasn’t enough trouble for Clinton, there is news that Republican lawmakers want to have an FBI investigation into her Foundation. This wouldn’t be the first time that the Republicans have tried to investigate her foundation. The person behind the retry is Representative Marsha Blackburn, a Republican out of Tennessee. She was also the same person who tried to get an investigation of her foundation last year, but ultimately failed.

The cause that is being cited for the investigation is interesting. Blackburn cites that there is a difference from the original intent of the foundation and the current activities it endorses. Blackburn did fail in her attempt to get the FBI to investigate the foundation last year.

This year might be different however, given the recent closed investigation into Clinton during her email scandal. If Clinton’s foundation does get investigated, it could drop her poll numbers even more.  It makes sense on why people wouldn’t want to support a presidential candidate who has had multiple investigations with the FBI.

Right now Clinton should be very worried. Despite the fact that she didn’t have any charges pressed against her for her e-mail scandal, if her Foundation is going to be under investigation, her presidential bid might falter. Perhaps Donald Trump was right when he said Clinton would get her share of karma.