The Hill’s investigative reporter John Solomon exposed more dirt possibly tied to the Uranium One/Tenex scandal and it involves Hillary Clinton. It appears that the company hired by Russia to lobby on behalf of Rosatom, their state-owned nuclear energy company, gave a lot more to the Clinton Foundation than they reported.
The lobbying company, APCO, donated between $25,000 and $50,000 over ten years according to Clinton Foundation records, but, in fact, it was at least hundreds of thousands of dollars. The report is based on interviews and internal documents.
One internal document showed a contribution of $275,000 in the fall of 2011.
Rosatom paid APCO $3 million in 2010 and 2011 to lobby for them and their subsidiary Tenex to increase its uranium sales in the United States.
Hillary herself said through a spokesperson that she never personally met with Any APCO official and, for their part, APCO says their activities were unrelated to the sale of the uranium mine. You can take that to the bank!
Hillary’s spokesperson Nick Merrill said the ties of the Russia bribery scheme to Uranium One have been debunked, though they clearly have not been.
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