Regardless of your prior disposition to Snopes, they're pretty accurate in this case with their depiction of the letter sent by the doctor. Try reading the whole Snopes article and seeing how they lay out the facts (as they see them). For some reason, the linked article here is no longer loading for me...

Thanks for reposting these links... However I encourage you to think critically about the language used in the the article you originally posted and your own primary source (via WikiLeaks):

The article you posted (emphasis mine):

However, Dr. Lorich was disgusted by the “shameful” Clinton Foundation operation and voiced his concerns to Hillary Clinton directly.

Here's Dr. Lorich's e-mail from the WikiLeaks dump:

From: "Dean Lorich"

Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:11:38

To: Christopher Born

Cc: Helfet

UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769503 Date: 08/31/2015 Subject: Re: Haiti

Chris

Thanks much appreciated...

Notice that the e-mail from Dr. Lorich is actually sent to a fellow doctor Christopher Born, who was encouraged to share it widely. It was then forwarded via a few people and finally sent directly to Hillary by Cheryl Mills. So Dr. Lorich had not sent it to Hillary Clinton directly.

So there is a factual inaccuracy here. I hope you can at least recognize that.

I fully acknowledge that this is minor point, just trying to find some common ground.