Granholm’s Revolving Door: Biden's Cronyism Exposed
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**Biden Administration's Corruption: Granholm's Revolving Door to Edison International**
In a shocking display of cronyism, former Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm is set to join the board of a major utility company that her own agency heavily subsidized with taxpayer dollars.
Granholm will become a board member for Edison International, a utility holding company that received a staggering $600 million from the Department of Energy during her tenure in August 2024. This comes as yet another troubling example of the Biden administration's ongoing pattern of favoritism and ethical lapses.
“It’s a classic case of the revolving door that breeds distrust in government officials,” said Michael Chamberlain, executive director of Protect the Public’s Trust. His criticism highlights the public’s growing concerns regarding the integrity of those in positions of power.
Granholm's new role raises serious questions about accountability and transparency, especially given the Biden administration's drive to push green energy initiatives funded by taxpayers. During her time as Energy Secretary, Granholm oversaw the distribution of tens of billions of dollars in taxpayer-funded loans for green energy projects, often marked by controversy.
In an added layer of irony, Edison International is currently investigating whether its own equipment may have sparked recent devastating fires in Los Angeles. This connection presents a troubling intersection of public safety, corporate interests, and governmental oversight.
Granholm’s past is also marred by scrutiny regarding her financial interests. Just as she was steering resources toward electric bus manufacturer Proterra, she was reported to have a personal stake in the company, earning $1.6 million after selling her shares. Her actions raise valid concerns about the intersection of public duty and private gain.
As one of many Biden administration officials turning to lucrative corporate positions post-office, Granholm's appointment further illustrates why more Americans are losing faith in government. Meanwhile, President Trump continues to advocate for draining the swamp, providing a stark contrast to the corruption fostered by his predecessors.
As this story unfolds, it serves as a reminder to remain vigilant against the kinds of conflicts of interest that undermine the principles of honesty and accountability in government. One can only hope that future administrations heed these lessons to restore trust and integrity in public service.
Sources:
dailycaller.com
rumble.com
therightscoop.com
In a shocking display of cronyism, former Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm is set to join the board of a major utility company that her own agency heavily subsidized with taxpayer dollars.
Granholm will become a board member for Edison International, a utility holding company that received a staggering $600 million from the Department of Energy during her tenure in August 2024. This comes as yet another troubling example of the Biden administration's ongoing pattern of favoritism and ethical lapses.
“It’s a classic case of the revolving door that breeds distrust in government officials,” said Michael Chamberlain, executive director of Protect the Public’s Trust. His criticism highlights the public’s growing concerns regarding the integrity of those in positions of power.
Granholm's new role raises serious questions about accountability and transparency, especially given the Biden administration's drive to push green energy initiatives funded by taxpayers. During her time as Energy Secretary, Granholm oversaw the distribution of tens of billions of dollars in taxpayer-funded loans for green energy projects, often marked by controversy.
In an added layer of irony, Edison International is currently investigating whether its own equipment may have sparked recent devastating fires in Los Angeles. This connection presents a troubling intersection of public safety, corporate interests, and governmental oversight.
Granholm’s past is also marred by scrutiny regarding her financial interests. Just as she was steering resources toward electric bus manufacturer Proterra, she was reported to have a personal stake in the company, earning $1.6 million after selling her shares. Her actions raise valid concerns about the intersection of public duty and private gain.
As one of many Biden administration officials turning to lucrative corporate positions post-office, Granholm's appointment further illustrates why more Americans are losing faith in government. Meanwhile, President Trump continues to advocate for draining the swamp, providing a stark contrast to the corruption fostered by his predecessors.
As this story unfolds, it serves as a reminder to remain vigilant against the kinds of conflicts of interest that undermine the principles of honesty and accountability in government. One can only hope that future administrations heed these lessons to restore trust and integrity in public service.
Sources:
dailycaller.com
rumble.com
therightscoop.com
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