Exclusive — Peter Schweizer: Elaine Chao's 'Family Is Fused Closely to the Chinese Government'
Elaine Chao's family has extensive financial ties to China's government, Peter Schweizer told host Alex Marlow on Breitbart News Daily.
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Elaine Chao's family has extensive financial ties to China's government, Peter Schweizer told host Alex Marlow on Breitbart News Daily.
(AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster) It is a central tenet to my conservative views that China and the Chinese Communist Party are the number one threat to the position of the United States in the world as the preeminent economic and military power. China and the CCP are overtly desirous of supplanting the United States in that role. It the top national priority — maybe the top 10 national priorities — and all CCP policies must be viewed through that prism when evaluating motives behind CCP actions and statements. Elaine Chao was born in Taiwan — not in the Republic of China. She immigrated ...
The Justice Department declined to prosecute the secretary after internal investigators found evidence of potential issues.
Elaine Chao Cited for Misuse of Office by Inspector General 3 Mar 2021 The Transportation Department’s Inspector General made public on Wednesday a report that cites repeated examples of former Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao allegedly using her staff and her office to help benefit her family and their business operations and revealed that staff members at the agency had raised ethics concerns. Elaine Chao is Sen. Mitch McConnell’s (R-KY) wife, who notably resigned the day after the Capitol riot. The inspector general’s investigation detailed a series of instances in which E...
WASHINGTON - Investigators from the Transportation Department's internal watchdog found evidence of potential ethical violations by former secretary Elaine Chao and referred the case to the Justice Department for prosecution in December, according to documents released Wednesday.