Watchdog organizations have long criticized the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation for accepting shady contributions. Now that Hillary Clinton is seemingly on the fast track to the general election, more examples of crony capitalist conflicts of interest continue to surface.

Wall Street analyst Charles Ortel, who researched the foundation for over a year, has 40 reports that he said shows the Clinton Foundation covered up cash flow for nearly two decades and found financial discrepancies comparable to “fraud,” according to the Washington Examiner.

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“The financial whistleblower said his 15 months of research revealed gaps in the amount of money donors claim to have given and the amount of money the foundation claims to have received,” reported the Washington Examiner.

In another financial blunder, the foundation just last year “had to amend four years of tax filings to come clean about $20 million in foreign donations it received while Hillary served as secretary of state,” reported the New York Post.

Examples of the foundation’s “pay to play” attitude also continue to be revealed. In 2010, the foundation overlooked an IRS rule that warns against any charity acting in “anyone’s private interests” and gave $2 million to Energy Pioneer Solutions.

“Among the firm’s owners are several longtime Clinton friends — including a wealthy blonde divorcée from Chappaqua whose relationship with Bill has long been the subject of speculation,” reported the New York Post, noting that the foundation removed the fiscal link from its website to minimize the public’s attention on Bill’s “friendship.”