The Former President’s Act (FPA) provides pension, medical benefits, and secret service protection for presidents after they leave office. Seldom controversial, the act was established in 1958 to ensure the financial stability and safety of former presidents. But now, a recent investigation into the Clinton Foundation reveled how millions of dollars allotted by the FPA were diverted to pay for foundation employees and their benefits.
Bill Clinton used tax dollars to subsidize foundation, private email server
