Who is Chelsea Clinton? USAID allegedly paid millions to ex-president Clinton’s daughter

The Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency Cracking on the US Agency for International Development has led to users of social media revealing programs that they believe are wasting and corrupt. An X user shared such a device that receives USAID funds is the Clinton Foundation. The user claimed that Chelsea Clinton, a board member of the Clinton Foundation, got millions of dollars of USAID.

The Clinton Foundation, founded by former President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton in 1998, provides funds for programs fighting HIV/AIDS and climate change and promoting development in deprived regions around the world. The Clintons Are all board members in the foundation but do not receive any salary or income from it.

Who is Chelsea Clinton?

Chelsea Clinton was born in 1980 in Little Rock, Arkansas. She went to a public school there until she moved to Washington, DC, after President Clinton won in 1992. Chelsea completed her bachelor’s degree at Stanford University and served Master’s degrees from the University of Oxford and Columbia University.

The 44-year-old campaigns extensive under his mother, Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaigns in 2008 and 2016. He gave several speeches and even introduced Hillary to the Democratic Convention in 2008. Chelsea also worked with several reputed companies and universities McKinsey & Company, Avenue Capital Group , Columbia University, New York University and NBC.

Since 2011, she has had a prominent role in the Clinton Foundation. Chelsea is also a writer who has the author and co-author of several best-selling children’s non-fiction books. She married Marc Mezvinsky in 2010 and has three children: Charlotte (2014), Aidan (2016) and Jasper (2019).