Corrupt Senators Took Ukraine Cash By Daniel John Sobieski

New Post Public Reply Private Reply Replies (0) Message Board
PoemStone
223
Corrupt Senators Took Ukraine Cash
By Daniel John Sobieski < >

While Democrats are pushing the bogus Trump-Ukraine quid pro quo story invented by that great storyteller, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, two groups of Democratic senators have been colluding with Ukrainian interests to advance their own agenda and political careers.

Kudos to Steve Hilton for pointing out the corruption of the first group on the Oct. 13 edition of his Fox show “The Next Revolution” – a group of Democratic senators took cash from a Ukraine lobbyist to push Ukrainian gas interests at the same time the Democrats are pushing the Trump-Ukraine yarn. As Hilton states in a transcript of his show available on Fox Opinion:

Remember Devon Archer, Hunter Biden's business partner? He had previously been a top fundraiser for John Kerry, who was Secretary of State at the time. And soon after Devon and Hunter joined the Burisma Board, the company channeled $90,000 to a lobbying firm called ML Strategies, which was headed by none other than David Leiter, John Kerry's former chief of staff.

That's handy because then-Secretary of State John Kerry himself has visited Ukraine with promises of U.S. aid and assistance. Well, Leiter registered as a Burisma lobbyist in mid-2014. But in the year leading up to that, he gave close to $60,000 to Democrats, including a select group of U.S. senators who would later be instrumental in pushing cash towards Ukraine's energy sector, directly in line with Burisma's interests.

He donated to Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., four times and to Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., three times. A month after the last of those donations, both Markey and Shaheen were among four senators who wrote a letter to President Obama that said, "We should leverage the full resources and expertise of the U.S. government to assist Ukraine in improving its energy efficiency, increasing its domestic production and reforming its energy markets."

This was at a time when Democrats were waging a war on fossil fuels, opposing fracking, and trying to shut down U.S. energy production. American natural gas was bad for the environment, but Ukrainian natural gas was good for the campaign coffers when it involves Hunter Biden’s business interests and John Kerry’s former chief of staff. As Hilton points out, Sen. Markey’s hypocrisy runs particularly deep:

Sen. Ed Markey was the Senate sponsor of the Green New Deal! He wants to shut down gas production in America. Yet he personally intervened with the Obama administration to send your tax dollars to boost Ukraine's gas production. And not just once.

Not only did he write that letter to Obama, but he sponsored multiple pieces of legislation that called for more U.S. assistance and aid specifically to help Ukraine's natural gas sector, including one that "directs the Overseas Private Investment Corporation to prioritize support for investments to increase energy efficiency, developed domestic oil and natural gas reserves and develop renewable energy sources in Ukraine."

Interestingly, as Democrats falsely accuse President Trump of bribing the Ukrainian president to dig up dirt on a political opponent, namely Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, another group of Democratic senators actually asked the Ukrainian government to help the probe by Special Counsel Robert Mueller to dig up dirt on Donald J. Trump. As the Marc Thiessen noted in his recent column in the Washington Post:

It got almost no attention, but in May [2018], CNN reported that Sens. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.), Richard J. Durbin (D-Ill.) and Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt.) wrote a letter to Ukraine’s prosecutor general, Yuriy Lutsenko, expressing concern at the closing of four investigations they said were critical to the Mueller probe. In the letter, they implied that their support for U.S. assistance to Ukraine was at stake. Describing themselves as “strong advocates for a robust and close relationship with Ukraine,” the Democratic senators declared, “We have supported [the] capacity-building process and are disappointed that some in Kyiv appear to have cast aside these [democratic] principles to avoid the ire of President Trump,” before demanding Lutsenko “reverse course and halt any efforts to impede cooperation with this important investigation.”

This is corruption and hypocrisy raised to a new level. President Trump, as the transcript of his call to Ukrainian President Zelensky showed, pressured no one to dig up dirt on a political opponent. There was no quid pro quo, only a request that the Ukrainians look into the real crime Joe Biden confessed it -- leveraging U.S. financial support to get a prosecutor investing his son’s company, Burisma, fired.

And if you want real collusion with a real trail of evidence of people trying to do real things interfering with the 2016 campaign, try Hillary Clinton’s collusion with the Ukraine to derail and besmirch Team Trump. As Politico reported in a story that went nowhere at the time:

Ukrainian government officials tried to help Hillary Clinton and undermine Trump by publicly questioning his fitness for office. They also disseminated documents implicating a top Trump aide in corruption and suggested they were investigating the matter, only to back away after the election. And they helped Clinton’s allies research damaging information on Trump and his advisers, a Politico investigation found.

A Ukrainian-American operative who was consulting for the Democratic National Committee met with top officials in the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington in an effort to expose ties between Trump, top campaign aide Paul Manafort and Russia, according to people with direct knowledge of the situation.

The Ukrainian efforts had an impact in the race, helping to force Manafort’s resignation and advancing the narrative that Trump’s campaign was deeply connected to Ukraine’s foe to the east, Russia. But they were far less concerted or centrally directed than Russia’s alleged hacking and dissemination of Democratic emails.

Here you have a real meeting between a DNC operative in a foreign embassy receiving materials used to defame and derail the Trump campaign. This meeting had real consequences. No fabricated versions of phone calls here.

Democratic senators took campaign cash from Ukrainian interests while begging Ukraine for help in removing a duly elected President from office. And these are the people who would participate in a Senate impeachment trial. The inmates are indeed running the asylum.
Featured stocks: Coffee Shoppe
For conservative debate: "Keeping it Real"
Game Changing stock $SHMP

Scroll down for more posts ▼

Top 10 Most Recent News Articles

Boston STEM Expo Sparks Young Minds in Engineering

Updated Category News Views 243

If you really want to light up a kid's imagination, throw them into a room full of science experiments and let 'em have at it. That's exactly what happened at the recent Society of Women Engineers' Innovation Expo in Boston's Seaport District. The place was buzzing, and not just because of all the engineering gadgets on display—it was the energy of young minds...

Continue Reading
Quantum Space Joins $185M NASA Lunar Transport Deal

Updated Category News Views 477

Quantum Space Bags a Chunk of NASA's Lunar Ambitions Alright, folks, buckle up because we're about to dive into the cosmos. Quantum Space just nabbed a sweet deal—a $185 million whopper of a contract from NASA's Moon Base Transportation program. This isn't chump change; it's a 25% slice for Quantum from the lot Arrow Science and Technology is heading. We're talking...

Continue Reading
FuelCell Faces Class Action Crunch as Deadline Looms

Updated Category News Views 239

FuelCell's Legal Storm: What to Know Now You ever get that feeling when your gut knows it all before you even finish reading the headline? Well, buckle up, because FuelCell Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ:FCEL) is staring down a potential class-action train wreck, and they ain't got much track left to skid on before the deadline hits hard on November 10th, 2026. The Crunchy Details...

Continue Reading
TCL's Display Future: AI Meets Screens at DTC 2026

Updated Category News Views 404

Exploring New Horizons in Display Technology There's something brewing in Wuhan: a conference that’s shaping up like a tech enthusiast’s dream. This year, it's all about the symbiosis of cutting-edge tech and dazzling visuals as TCL CSOT gears up to unveil advancements at the Global Display Tech-Ecosystem Conference (DTC) 2026. If you're wondering whether this event...

Continue Reading
Historic Records Set at 2026 CNO Monumental Marathon

Updated Category News Views 414

Race to Remember: Monumental Breakthroughs In the chilly November air of Indianapolis, the 2026 CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon wasn't just another tick on the calendar—this was a banner day for running. With record-breaking performances across every distance, we saw what happens when a community of athletes, sponsors, and volunteers hits a perfect...

Continue Reading
J&J's New Study: Sjögren’s Solution Insight Sparks Debate

Updated Category News Views 281

Patient-Centric Take on Sjögren's Disease Johnson & Johnson has dropped fresh Phase 2 results on nipocalimab, reminding everyone they're at the helm of reshaping treatments for Sjögren's disease (SjD). A condition leaving about four million folks craving better days, in multiple ways, shines a light on what's gripping patients the hardest. It's hard not to sit up and...

Continue Reading
NatGold Pulling NATG From MEXC Amid Security Concerns

Updated Category News Views 536

NatGold Digital's sudden decision to yank its NATG token off MEXC Global reeks of regulatory urgency. With the U.S. Treasury clamping down on fund transfers wrapping up MEXC in their action against Russian laundering, NatGold didn't wait for the ink to dry on that order. They’re off the exchange posthaste. A bit of foresight or sheer necessity? Well, it's got the market...

Continue Reading
Off-Broadway Play 'DUST' Raises Autism Support Funds

Updated Category News Views 379

Here's the scoop: an Off-Broadway production just did something many big hitters can't pull off. 'DUST,' a show crafted like a love letter to the American West, managed to rustle up $30,000 for young adults grappled with autism. Partnering with no less than Yale's Cultural Autism Studies and the Ed Asner Family Center, this effort hit the mark in more ways than one. An...

Continue Reading
Intelligent Communication Forum Eyes Global Ecosystem Shift

Updated Category News Views 253

China's Grand Vision for Intelligent Communication You know what they say about big ideas—they start in the most bustling of places. And here we are in Wuxi, a city's pulse pounding with ambition, hosting the 2026 China International Intelligent Communication Forum. Picture it: From November 8th to 10th, movers, shakers, and visionaries are scribbling new blueprints for...

Continue Reading
Moon Base Ambitions: Impulse Space Wins Key NASA Contracts

Updated Category News Views 493

NASA's Vision and Impulse's New Role Ever think you'd see a company like Impulse Space set to play a starring role in humanity's return to the lunar surface? Well, strap in because this isn't just a pipe dream anymore. NASA's bold plan to establish a Moon Base has taken a tangible step forward with Impulse winning two hefty task orders. This ain't just peanuts—this duo...

Continue Reading

Top 5 Most Recently Viewed Articles

Hanwha Power Systems Leads Green Transition in Shipping Industry

Updated Category News Views 241

Hanwha Power Systems Secures Approval for Ammonia Retrofit In a groundbreaking development, Hanwha Power Systems has achieved Approval in Principle (AiP) from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) for a pioneering ammonia fuel gas turbine conversion design. This crucial step targets the retrofitting of 174K LNG carriers and showcases a commitment to eco-friendly maritime...

Continue Reading
Titomic's Strategic Innovations Set for Future Growth

Updated Category News Views 233

Titomic's Growth Journey and Strategic Innovations Titomic Limited (ASX: TTT), a leading player in advanced additive manufacturing, has recently released its Annual Report detailing a transformational year. While the specifics might be under wraps, the overarching narrative showcases a commitment to innovation and strategic growth. FY2025 Report Highlights The company has...

Continue Reading
Evogene's Challenges Lead to 52-Week Low: Future Outlook

Updated Category News Views 71

Evogene Ltd. Stock Performance and Recent Developments Amid ongoing challenges in the market, Evogene Ltd. (NASDAQ: EVGN) has hit a notable 52-week low, dipping to a price of $2.21. This agricultural biotechnology company is dedicated to advancing product development through computational biology. Over the past year, its stock performance has reflected a downward trend,...

Continue Reading
Explore Ancient Egyptian Innovations at Nile University Lecture

Updated Category News Views 201

Explore Ancient Egyptian Innovations at Nile University Lecture Founder Of Nile University Exposes Misattributed Egyptian Innovations In an exciting event, Nile University (NU), renowned as Egypt's first national, non-profit university focused on excellence in technology and business education, is thrilled to announce an upcoming lecture. The distinguished speaker for...

Continue Reading
MGP Ingredients, Inc. Faces Class Action: Key Dates and Details

Updated Category News Views 154

MGP Ingredients, Inc. Faces Class Action Lawsuit The Gross Law Firm is announcing a class action lawsuit that impacts shareholders of MGP Ingredients, Inc. (NASDAQ: MGPI). This notice is aimed at informing shareholders who acquired shares during a specified class period about the opportunity to get involved in the lawsuit. Why Should Shareholders Consider Participating?...

Continue Reading