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White House dismisses questions about Biden son-in-law's COVID-19 investments

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Does anyone really believe the spin from the WH spokesperson?

 

White House dismisses questions about Biden son-in-law's COVID-19 investments

 

Krein drew criticism earlier this year when the pandemic exploded and he began informally advising the Biden campaign’s pandemic response plan. At the same time, StartUp Health was pushing to invest in firms that were trying to tailor products to help the pandemic response. Concerns arose that Krein could be putting in a good word for the firm to help its companies score government contracts. A campaign spokesperson said in October that Krein did not go beyond sharing his experience treating COVID-19 patients. 

Now with Biden in office, some are asking: should Krein advise companies looking to score lucrative government contracts? Should he weigh in on his father-in-law’s policy decisions that could help those companies? Could he be privy to private government information that could drive investment decisions? 

"Howard Krein is playing with fire," Meredith McGehee, executive director of Issue One, a nonpartisan ethics watchdog group, told ABC News. "If he gets too close to that flame – if he is trying to either cash in on his relationship with the president, or he is trying to influence policy – the flame is going to get him. And it is not worth it to him or to Biden."

 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/white-house-biden-son-in-laws-covid-19-investments

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5 hours ago, Dashinka said:

Does anyone really believe the spin from the WH spokesperson?

 

White House dismisses questions about Biden son-in-law's COVID-19 investments

 

Krein drew criticism earlier this year when the pandemic exploded and he began informally advising the Biden campaign’s pandemic response plan. At the same time, StartUp Health was pushing to invest in firms that were trying to tailor products to help the pandemic response. Concerns arose that Krein could be putting in a good word for the firm to help its companies score government contracts. A campaign spokesperson said in October that Krein did not go beyond sharing his experience treating COVID-19 patients. 

Now with Biden in office, some are asking: should Krein advise companies looking to score lucrative government contracts? Should he weigh in on his father-in-law’s policy decisions that could help those companies? Could he be privy to private government information that could drive investment decisions? 

"Howard Krein is playing with fire," Meredith McGehee, executive director of Issue One, a nonpartisan ethics watchdog group, told ABC News. "If he gets too close to that flame – if he is trying to either cash in on his relationship with the president, or he is trying to influence policy – the flame is going to get him. And it is not worth it to him or to Biden."

 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/white-house-biden-son-in-laws-covid-19-investments

I will have to circle back to you in order to answer your question in a month or two. 

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10 hours ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

I will have to circle back to you in order to answer your question in a month or two. 

What are Hunter and Jim doing now?

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7 hours ago, Dashinka said:

What are Hunter and Jim doing now?

i'm sure hunter is working on his own personal "pipe line"  ;)

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