Hillary Clinton filmed bragging about her failed healthcare initiatives

On Sunday, Hillary Clinton took to Twitter and bragged about a “clean cookstoves” initiative she helped launch while Secretary of State, but there’s just one problem — the Washington Post reported last year that the program which was supposed to save millions of lives, “hasn’t worked out that way, despite the best efforts of the alliance.”

About 3 billion of the world’s poorest people burn wood, charcoal or dung in smoky, open fires to cook their food and heat their homes. Millions die annually from lung and heart ailments caused by cooking with solid fuels, according to the World Health Organization. With that in mind, Hillary Clinton, as secretary of state, launched a public-private partnership called the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves in 2010. By creating a global market for “clean and efficient household cooking solutions,” the alliance would “save lives, improve livelihoods, empower women and protect the environment.” Providing poor women with clean cookstoves, Clinton said at the annual gathering of the Clinton Global Initiative in New York, “could be as transformative as bed nets or even vaccines,” which have saved tens of millions of lives. It hasn’t worked out that way, despite the best efforts of the alliance, which operates as a project of the U.N. Foundation in Washington.

It seem the stoves aren’t even clean-burning in the first place. “As yet, no biomass stove in the world is clean enough to be truly health protective in household use,” Millions dying from ailments caused by 'clean cookstoves' -- And the stoves don’t even work: “Why are they cheating us by giving us things that break so early?” The clean stoves that don't work. #charity -- A european invention praised by many and rejected by those it was intended to "help." --- Hillary fans, however, loved her less-than-accurate version of events.