AOC and her partner in crime, Saikat Chakrabarti, a multimillionaire who hilariously functions as AOC’s supposed “Chief of Staff,” have apparently engaged in rather massive violations of campaign finance contributions, to the tune of nearly $1M.
Per a formal complaint filed with the Federal Election Commission, which was obtained by Fox News, the good old “Tax the Rich” progressive, along with her tax-dodging multi-millionaire friends, apparently can’t keep their hands out of the campaign contribution cookie jar.
Astonishingly, the two thieves apparently took $885,000, supposedly intended for AOC’s political “activism,” whatever that entails, and moved the money into private companies controlled by … you got it, Chakrabarti.
However, the complaint gets even more controversial than that, when reading the actual text of the complaint, versus mainstream news media’s coverage.
Specifically, the complaint alleges that the devious duo not only effectively stole close to $1M, but that they also wired to funds to companies that apparently have no registration in the United States.
One of the recipients of the stolen donations, for instance, is allegedly “Brand New Congress LLC,” which Chakrabarti controls.
However, as alleged by the complaint, available in full on Scribd:
“A search of all 50 states could not confirm the existence of the Brand New Congress LLC as an incorporated entity. National Legal and Policy Center was able to confirm Brand New Congress LLC exists as a 527, but no contribution or expenditure reports has been filed to date with the IRS.”
Well, isn’t that something.
Mrs. “Tax the Rich” apparently can’t even be bothered to report her own campaign contributions.
Probably because her and her multimillionaire chief of staff cannot be bothered to even keep the contributions on the books as they are so eager to steal them.
What isn’t as clear is exactly where these funds are going, as clearly neither AOC nor her extremely wealthy chief of staff even bothered to incorporate their cash-filled LLC anywhere inside the United States.
In addition, the report also mentioned another rather obvious observation:
“Complainant National Legal and Policy Center has found reason to believe Respondents knowingly and willfully violated 2 U.S.C. 434(b)(5)(A) … According to FEC filings, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for Congress disbursed $18,720.86 to Brand New Congress LLC for ‘Strategic Consulting’ in the 2018 election cycle … It appears ‘strategic consulting’ was a mischaracterization of a wide range of activities that should have been reported individually.”
Pathetically, similar complaints accompany other disbursements of funds for “strategic consulting,” more word salad from the perpetually incompetent, not to mention utterly indolent, liberals.
AOC has the mouth and Chakrabarti has the means to move money; what they both have in common is clearly a complete absence of conscience.
What a pair.
Of course, Ms. Pelosi, who is estimated to be worth upwards of $300M or more, will likely sneer at AOC’s rather pitiable theft in comparison, if she’s not completely annoyed by the fact that AOC is drawing rather obvious attention to the Democrats’ general Ponzi scheme of taxpayer funds.
Now that such a damning inquiry has been launched into AOC, is she likely to face any consequences?
Well, considering that AOC is now hilariously demanding the resignation of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, it is pretty clear that the mainstream media will fixate on that squawking instead of her very real theft of nearly $1M, at least in part for an LLC not even registered in the United States as a legally incorporated entity.
It’s also pretty clear that AOC, or more accurately, AOC’s handlers, have timed her complaints exactly to the release of this complaint, banking on the fact that fictional news media will focus on her hideous words more than her even more hideous actions.
Author: Jane Jones
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