Harris campaign took money from CCP auto exec

VP Kamala Harris has raised a lot of money for her campaign against "Hitler," but that money came from a Communist executive in the auto industry who has close ties with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) because, coincidentally, she's a Communist!

[H/T Townhall News]

According to a Driving Force Action PAC report, the Vice President accepted money, initially meant for alleged President Joseph Biden, from Stella Ke Li, a Communist Chinese national and senior executive at BYD— a Chinese electric vehicle company seen as a national security threat.

In 2022, the Biden-Harris Administration gave $395,000 to a company called BYD as part of a big program to fund clean school buses. About six months before BYD got this money, someone named Ke Li sent $50,000 to help Kamala Harris's campaign for president. FEC filings show that Ke Li also gave $25,000 to a fund supporting Harris, $18,400 to the Democratic National Committee, and $6,600 directly to what was Biden's campaign but is now supporting Harris.

Driving Force Action penned a letter to Harris, demanding Harris return the money to Ken Li and disassociate from BYD and others with ties to the CCP.

BYD is a company that gets a lot of help from the Communist Chinese government. This help comes in the form of direct money support and projects that mix civilian and military uses. Reports say that BYD works on big projects with the military, like collecting data from cars and sharing technology with government-owned companies. Also, the woman who gave the money, Ke Li, is married to Wang Chuanfu, who started BYD and is an important member of the Chinese Communist Party.

The letter explained that when your campaign takes money from someone high up in a company that's closely linked to the Chinese government, it brings up big worries about right and wrong, and also about the safety of our country. You've talked before about not wanting to depend on other countries, like China, for important things such as electric cars. You've also said we should make more things in America and be worried about China leading in electric vehicles. But taking this money from BYD, a Chinese electric vehicle company, seems to go against what you've been saying.

The letter goes on to argue that if Harris is really committed to preserving American jobs and helping the country, she will remain transparent in her campaign. So far, Harris and her campaign have been as transparent as Mata Hari.

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Newsom refuses records request on 'murky' $1 billion mask deal with Communist China

Gov. Gavin "Ken Doll" Newsom, the crummy Democrat from California, refuses to allow a public records request from the Los Angeles Times as the paper seeks details on a protective mask deal from a Chinese car manufacturing company. The deal for the masks tips the scales at nearly $1 billion.

Newsom's office has been criticized over lack of transparency into the taxpayer funded contract for weeks and the latest refusal will likely raise even more suspicions. 

The paper reported that his office has insisted that disclosure into the deal with BYD, which stands for Build Your Dreams, could jeopardize the mask delivery and that might upset the Chinese Communists who are Chinese capitalists when it comes to lining their own pockets.

“Publishing the agreement now — before performance under the contract is complete — would introduce substantial and unnecessary risk to the State’s ability to secure necessary supplies,” Ryan Gronsky, an attorney with the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, wrote to the Times. Because it isn't as if Honeywell or 3M could make U.S. made masks here at home.

Newsom appeared on far-left MSNBC's Rachel Maddow show last month and said that Sacramento had signed a deal to purchase 200 million masks monthly, which was considered to be a big win for the state amid the scramble worldwide for protective gear and more locally, for toilet paper.

“As a nation-state, with the capacity to write a check for hundreds of millions, no billions, of dollars [of other people's money], we’re in a position to do something bold and big,” Newsom told reporters the next day.

State Assemblyman Richard Bloom (D), a budget committee member, said last month details of the BYD deal “are very murky.”

The Governor’s Office of Emergency Services told the paper that the contract does not need to be made public, in spite of the fact that it's not his money but the people in his state that he's spending and they have the right to know where it's going.

A statement said that the agency determined that “all responsive records are exempt from disclosure, including exemptions for records reflecting attorney work product, attorney-client privileged information, or other information exempt from disclosure under federal or state law.”

And with that, Newsom symbolically flipped the bird to all of California and to those in the majority who voted for him, they richly deserved it.

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